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ed-mcp

ed(1)-driven MCP server for git, gh, and fravia search.

Single-character command protocol. Minimal LLM output tokens.

Protocol

FORMAT: <script>:<sequence>

SCRIPTS:
  g = git (local)
  h = gh (GitHub)
  s = search (fravia)
  ? = help

EXAMPLES:
  g:icp     = git init, commit, push
  h:np      = gh new repo, pr
  s:1t      = search phase 1, topic
  ?         = prints "?"

Related MCP server: mcp-gitpro

Commands

git (g)

Char

Command

i

git init

a

git add -A

c

git commit -s

p

git push

b

git branch

s

git status

l

git log

gh (h)

Char

Command

n

gh repo create

c

gh repo clone

p

gh pr create

i

gh issue create

s

gh repo sync

f

gh repo fork

search (s)

Char

Meaning

1-8

Fravia phase S1-S8

t

Set topic

e

Select engine

c

Set codes

Installation

cd ed-mcp
bun install

Usage

bun run start

MCP Configuration

Add to ~/.cursor/mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ed-mcp": {
      "command": "bun",
      "args": ["run", "start"],
      "cwd": "/path/to/ed-mcp"
    }
  }
}

Philosophy

  • ed(1) command convention

  • Single-character responses

  • Minimal output tokens

  • POSIX sh scripts

License

BSD-2-Clause

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