git-graph
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Scored across 2 tools
git_history shows a graph overview of commits and branches, while git_commit retrieves detailed metadata and patch for a specific hash. The two purposes are clearly different, though both operate on commit history and could be slightly confused by an agent skimming descriptions.
Both tools follow a consistent `git_` prefix with snake_case nouns: `git_history` and `git_commit`. The pattern is predictable and readable, with no mixed conventions.
Two tools is thin for a server focused on Git graph exploration, sitting at the borderline identified in the calibration. Additional tools for branch listing, searching, or diffing would make the set feel more complete without being excessive.
The server covers viewing the commit graph and inspecting a specific commit, but notable read-only operations are missing: branch/tag listing, searching or filtering history, file-level history, and showing diffs between arbitrary commits. These gaps limit deeper Git exploration workflows.