mcp-git-historian
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Scored across 11 tools
Each tool targets a distinct git-history analysis: bus_factor for commit concentration, hotspots for churn, blame_summary for line ownership, etc. The descriptions explicitly clarify boundaries (e.g., bus_factor notes 'For line-level ownership and inactive authors use knowledge_risk'). health_report is an aggregator but is clearly marked as a combined overview, not a replacement.
Mostly snake_case but mixed conventions: bus_factor and repo_summary are noun phrases, while search_commits and find_change are verb phrases. The pattern is not strictly consistent, though readable and domain-appropriate.
11 tools for a git historian server is well-scoped, covering key analysis dimensions (bus factor, hotspots, coupling, ownership, etc.) without redundancy. The inclusion of health_report as an aggregator is justified for quick overviews.
Comprehensive for historical analysis but lacks tools for comparing branches or examining uncommitted changes (e.g., diff, status), which are common in git toolkits. Minor gap, but core forensic and health workflows are well-covered.