GitHub is a platform and cloud-based service for software development and version control using Git, allowing developers to store and manage their code.
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The server integrates with Daipendency, which is hosted on GitHub and provides documentation extraction capabilities
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Enables pulling pre-built Docker images from GitHub Container Registry
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Uses GitHub for issue tracking, bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests via its repository.
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Allows retrieving information about Git-hosted Pulumi component resources from GitHub repositories, accessible through the get-resource and list-resources commands.
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Hosts the repository for the MCP server at bmorphism/graphistry-mcp, allowing users to clone and install the server from GitHub.
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Integrates with GitHub for repository cloning and project management for the MCP server itself
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Includes integration references for accessing repositories and issue tracking functionality.
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Integrates with GitHub to fetch and update JSON Resumes stored in GitHub Gists, analyze codebases, and commit resume changes back to GitHub
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Allows for installation of the MCP server directly from the GitHub repository, providing access to the full codebase and development resources.
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Integrates with GitHub repositories for testing web applications, with support for specifying repo name and branch information
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Allows retrieval of GitHub data through the RSS3 API, such as viewing user activities and repository information.
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Enables cloning of repositories from GitHub to set up the MCP server from source.
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Allows users to report issues, contribute code, and access documentation through the GitHub repository.
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Allows access to GitHub repositories through git clone operations to obtain the MCP server code
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Enables file operations, repository management, search functionality, and more through the GitHub API. Includes capabilities for managing files, repositories, issues, pull requests, and performing searches across GitHub's platform.
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References integration with MCP Inspector from GitHub for debugging purposes
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Provides repository access for cloning the project code
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Provides access to the Chronulus MCP source code repository for installation and contribution
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Provides integration with GitHub for issue tracking, repository access, and package distribution through GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io).
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Provides access to installation from source via GitHub repository, with examples linking to attachments hosted on GitHub.
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Mentioned as an acquisition target in an example query for researching M&A transactions through the octagon-deals-agent.
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Enables running the MCP server directly from GitHub repositories using npx without installation.
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Referenced for the uv package manager repository, which is a prerequisite tool for the MCP server
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Provides integration with GitHub for accessing the MiniMax MCP server's codebase and repositories
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Enables downloading the Hologres MCP Server source code for local integration.
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Integration with GitHub CI workflows for continuous integration, as indicated by the badge in the README.
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Provides access to the Vectara-mcp repository on GitHub where users can find the source code and contribute to the project.
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Provides access to GitHub functionality through global helpers for handling GitHub events.
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Enables interaction with GitHub for issue tracking and bug reporting through the 'Open an issue' functionality mentioned in the README.
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Allows ingestion of content from GitHub repositories and issues into Graphlit for search and retrieval
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Provides integration with GitHub, as indicated by the reference to the server being available at a GitHub repository URL.
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Mentioned as the platform where the plugin repository and releases are hosted, enabling users to download the plugin and contribute to its development.
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Allows fetching documentation from GitHub repositories on Deepwiki using a shortform syntax like 'user/repo', making it easy to retrieve documentation for open source projects.
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Imports feed lists from GitHub repositories, specifically the Chainfeeds repository for Web3 RSS aggregation
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Provides access to GitHub trending repositories and developers data, with filtering capabilities by programming language, time period, and spoken language
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Connects with GitHub for CI workflows and repository management
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Allows installation and usage of the MCP server from a GitHub repository, with license and version information displayed.
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Hosts the repository for the Monad MCP server code
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Integrates with GitHub repositories to enable debugging support, with example solutions for real GitHub issues
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Enables installation directly from GitHub repositories, including integration with FLUJO via GitHub URL parsing.
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Enables browsing public GitHub repositories, navigating through directories, and viewing file contents with tools for listing repository files and fetching specific file data.
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Enables cloning the project from GitHub repositories as part of the setup process
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Includes functionality for forking and customizing the repository on GitHub, with workflow configurations for automatic publishing to npm.
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Connects to the GitHub repository for akshare-one, providing access to Chinese stock market data through various tools for retrieving financial information including historical stock data, real-time data, news, and financial statements
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Provides image hosting for documentation screenshots, as shown by the GitHub user-attachments URLs in the image references.
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Provides source code repository access for cloning the COS MCP server project.
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Hosts the source code repository for the Neo N3 MCP server, enabling version control and collaboration on the codebase.
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Repository hosting for the AWS Security MCP project, accessible via git clone from the groovyBugify organization.
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Provides access to the open source repository for contributions and issue tracking
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Provides access to a GitHub-hosted MCP server for SharePoint integration, developed by sofias tech.
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Provides access to Brasil API's data services through GitHub, as the MCP server is hosted and can be cloned from GitHub (https://github.com/guilhermelirio/brasil-api-mcp).
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Provides detailed status information for GitHub's infrastructure, including Git operations, API requests, Actions, Webhooks, Issues, Pull Requests, and other components.
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Offers GitHub integration for issue reporting and troubleshooting related to the MCP server functionality.
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Hosts the repository for the MCP server code, enabling collaborative development and issue tracking.
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Integrates with GitHub for issue tracking and contributions, with references to the GitHub Issues page for bug reports and feature requests.
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Upcoming features include GitHub tools such as PR Description Generator, Code Review, and Actions Manager
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Uses GitHub's API to access popular repositories, requiring a GitHub token for better API rate limits
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Retrieves documentation and information from the Peacock extension's GitHub repository
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Hosts the project repository and provides issue tracking and development collaboration tools
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Shows integration with GitHub for repository status tracking via badges and workflow actions.
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Hosts the repository for the MCP server code, enabling collaboration and distribution of the integration.
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Provides continuous integration workflows for verifying the build unblocker functionality, as indicated by the CI Status badge in the README.
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Referenced in the repository URL for cloning the project.
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References GitHub for project repository and asset hosting, though not a core integration
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Enables installation of the MCP server from the GitHub repository
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Provides repository access for the MCP server code and includes demo examples hosted on GitHub assets.
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Provides repository statistics and metrics for NPM packages hosted on GitHub
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Provides repository access for the MCP server code and references the Monad MCP tutorial for additional implementation guidance
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Provides repository access for the Garak LLM vulnerability scanner tool
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Referenced as the project repository platform, but not described as a service the MCP server integrates with.
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Enables pull request management including creating, updating, listing pull requests and adding or updating comments on pull requests across repositories.
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Links to the GitHub repository for accessing source code, contributing to the project, and tracking stars/popularity.
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References GitHub for examples of other MCP servers and implementation patterns.
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Hosts the Apollo.io MCP server repository and the MCP SDK dependency, providing version control and access to the codebase.
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Hosts source code and enables issue tracking for support and feature requests
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Enables integration with GitHub for creating issues, finding pull requests, and identifying contributors, allowing combined workflows such as creating GitHub issues and scheduling follow-up meetings.
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Enables connectivity with the Cursor IDE (GitHub's code editor) to provide prompt auditing and AI safety analysis within the coding environment.
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The MCP server is hosted on GitHub and references GitHub in its badges
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Provides repository access for cloning and installing the PBS MCP server.
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Provides integration with GitHub for releasing new versions of the package by pushing Git tags, which trigger automated workflows
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Provides access to the Kokoro ONNX weights repository for downloading necessary model files.
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Allows creating Netlify sites from GitHub repositories by specifying repository details, branch to deploy from, and build configuration.
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Utilizes GitHub for distribution of releases and repository management.
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Allows installation of the MCP server directly from GitHub using npx, making setup easier for users.
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Hosts the repository for the MCP data explorer, allowing users to clone the codebase from GitHub to set up the service.
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Hosts the BICScan MCP Server repository, allowing users to clone the source code.
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Provides access to GitHub repositories and data through the @modelcontextprotocol/server-github package, requiring a personal access token for authentication.
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Supports repository cloning for installation and setup of the Web3 Research MCP
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Integrates with GitHub for repository management, allowing users to clone the DroidMind repository and contribute through GitHub's pull request workflow.
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Provides a way to run the Sensei MCP directly from GitHub using npx, allowing developers to access specialized tools for Dojo and Cairo development without local installation.
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Hosted on GitHub, allowing users to clone the repository for installation and potentially contribute to the project.
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Facilitates repository hosting and code distribution for the Upbit MCP server.
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Allows cloning the repository from GitHub as an installation option.
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Provides integration with GitHub through repository links, documentation hosting, and development workflows.
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Provides integration with GitHub for contributing to the project, reporting issues, and participating in discussions related to the Claude Desktop Commander.
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Repository hosting for the MCP-PDF2MD service, allowing users to clone and set up the service from GitHub
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Hosts the Kaltura MCP server repository and provides the container registry for the pre-built Docker images.
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Enables interaction with GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io) to retrieve and analyze container images and their metadata.
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Allows installation from source via the GitHub repository, providing access to the complete codebase for advanced customization and development.
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Fetches GitHub Pull Request comments with file paths, line ranges, and replies using GitHub API, providing a structured JSON format of the comments for analysis
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Provides authentication via GitHub OAuth, allowing users to login and manage their saved Claude conversations.
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Supports analysis of GitHub repositories through directory structure visualization, helping AI assistants provide better project organization insights and code navigation guidance.
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Integrates with Awesome-llms-txt GitHub repository to make documentation resources available in conversations
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Allows GitHub organization management, including listing organizations, repositories, creating repositories, adding collaborators, and updating repository settings using the GitHub API
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Provides template repository that can be used to create custom tools for Cursor IDE from GitHub
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Extracts information from GitHub repositories for documentation generation
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Allows filtering MCP servers by GitHub integration
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References GitHub as a source repository for installing the MCP server
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Enables repository management, issue creation from code analysis results, and GitHub integration features.
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Searches GitHub repositories for similar issues based on issue descriptions, calculates similarity scores, and returns formatted issue details with links to help support engineers speed up troubleshooting.
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Supports interactions with GitHub repositories through Git operations like cloning from GitHub URLs, pushing to and pulling from GitHub remotes, enabling LLMs to manage code on GitHub.
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Provides contact information via GitHub (CabLate) for support and collaboration.
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Hosts the MCP server repository, allowing users to clone the codebase for local deployment and configuration
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Enables accessing the source repository at github.com/tizee/mcp-server-ietf for installation and contributions.
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Supports integration with GitHub repositories for code exploration and PR review workflows, allowing users to analyze code changes and repository structures.
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Repository hosting for the Letta MCP server, enabling version control, contribution workflows, and distribution of the server code.
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Allows retrieving and analyzing remote GitHub repositories directly, enabling AI agents to explore and understand public codebases outside the current workspace
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Hosts the server repository, enabling installation directly from GitHub
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Enables interaction with GitHub through the GitHub CLI to create PRs and work with repositories
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Enables installation directly from GitHub repository, providing version control and distribution of the MCP server through git commands.
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Supports contributing through GitHub and using the GitHub issue tracker for support
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Provides authentication capabilities via OAuth2 for testing secured GitHub API endpoints to identify security vulnerabilities in authentication flows, token handling, and data access controls.
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Used to host and distribute the MCP server code, allowing users to install the package directly from GitHub repository.
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Provides integration with GitHub's Projects v2 API for Agile project management, allowing for managing GitHub Projects, Issues, and Repositories through a Model Context Protocol server.
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Allows contributions to the Dart MCP server through GitHub's pull request system, with source code hosted on GitHub.
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Hosts the repository for the MCP server code, allowing users to clone and install the integration.
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Allows chatting with GitHub repositories by downloading or cloning them for search, supporting both public and private repositories, with options for automatic updates
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Provides open-source access to the Phoenix MCP implementation, allowing for contributions and customizations
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Provides access to GitHub repository data through Steampipe, allowing queries for repository information such as names and fork counts.
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ATLAS integrates with GitHub through the Skills system, with configuration options for GitHub username and email available through environment variables.
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Integrates with GitHub for CI/CD pipeline execution, issue tracking, and repository management for the PDF reader MCP server.
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Provides repository access for installation and contribution to the codebase via git clone from GitHub.
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Provides repository hosting and cloning capabilities for the MCP server code and documentation.
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Integrates with GitHub's OAuth services for authentication, enabling secure access to the MCP server through GitHub credentials
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Enables GitHub Copilot to perform and analyze accessibility audits on webpages, identifying WCAG compliance issues with optional HTML snippets for debugging
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References GitHub for project repository hosting, licensing information, and contribution management.
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The MCP server is hosted on GitHub and references the repository for source code access and contributions.
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Enables file operations, repository management, search functionality, and more with the GitHub API. Features include creating/updating files, pushing changes, branch creation, repository creation, issue management, pull request operations, and advanced search capabilities.
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Hosts the repository and provides licensing information
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Mentioned in an example for repository hosting, allowing tasks to reference GitHub repositories as part of project setup.
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Hosted on GitHub with contribution guidelines and continuous integration through GitHub Actions
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Enables installing and configuring MCP servers from GitHub repositories, with support for authentication via personal access tokens
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Repository hosting for the JVM MCP Server project.
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Allows to create Railway services from GitHub repositories and is mentioned as a recommended companion MCP server.
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Provides repository access for the MCP server code, supporting installation via git clone from a GitHub repository.
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Enables interaction with the CVE-Search API through a repository hosted on GitHub, allowing users to query and retrieve comprehensive vulnerability information.
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Hosts the project repository with links to related projects and installation instructions for cloning from GitHub.
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Source code hosting and version control integration for collaboration and contributions
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Provides repository hosting for the Shodan MCP Server code and issue tracking
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Provides tools for retrieving articles and weekly news from GeekNews (news.hada.io), allowing access to tech news with information including titles, URLs, points, authors, and comments, while using caching to reduce server load.
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Hosts the repository for cloning and contributing to the project.
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Enables installation and distribution of the Crypto Fear & Greed Index MCP server through GitHub repositories, allowing users to clone and deploy the server from the GitHub platform.
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Allows installation of the proxy via GitHub repository and displays GitHub license information through a badge.
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Enables browsing and analyzing GitHub repositories, including retrieving file contents, searching code, and examining commit history across branches.
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Enables direct execution of the MCP server from a GitHub repository, allowing users to run the text analyzer without local installation
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Integration via VSCode Copilot for branch thinking and semantic analysis within the development environment
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Supports automated deployment via GitHub Actions for continuous integration and version releases of tools
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Referenced for source code management and contributions, allowing users to clone the repository and submit pull requests.
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Supports private npm registries including GitHub Packages via .npmrc configuration
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Integrates with GitHub repositories to show license and commit information through badge displays.
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Hosts the MCP server code repository at wazzan/mcp-coincap-jj, enabling version control and collaboration for the project.
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Facilitates project contribution, issue reporting, and discussions through GitHub's platform.
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Recommended platform for hosting the VeyraX MCP documentation and code.
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Provides GitHub Projects functionality through the MCP interface, allowing management of projects, issues, milestones, sprints, and custom fields using GitHub's GraphQL API
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Platform for reporting bugs, requesting features, and contributing to the project through Issues and Pull Requests.
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Allows to extract code from GitHub repositories and provide it as context to Claude
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Search GitHub for both repositories and code examples through the search_github tool
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Provides access to the HackMD API, enabling note management capabilities including creating, reading, updating, and deleting notes, viewing read history, and working with team notes on the HackMD collaborative markdown platform.
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Supports contribution workflows through GitHub, including forking repositories, creating feature branches, and submitting pull requests.
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Allows CI/CD integration through GitHub Actions, as shown by the test workflow badge in the README.
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Allows LLMs to fetch GitHub issue details and use them as task descriptions.
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Enables analyzing and querying GitHub repositories, including indexing repository content and asking questions about code architecture and tech stack
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Provides instructions for cloning the MCP server repository from GitHub as part of the installation process.
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Provides comprehensive GitHub data analysis for repositories, developers, and organizations, including star trends, contributor activity, commit history, and comparison between projects. Also offers access to curated collections of projects and supports natural language queries about GitHub data.
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Provides access to the project repository for installation via git clone from GitHub.
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Integrates with GitHub for repository management, as the MCP server itself is hosted on GitHub and references GitHub resources.
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References the author's other GitHub projects that users might find relevant
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Enables access to Formula One racing data from a GitHub repository, with the README mentioning the project was inspired by another GitHub repository.
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Displays GitHub Actions workflow status for tests through a badge in the README
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Hosts the source code repository, providing version control and enabling users to clone, contribute to, or customize the DynamoDB MCP implementation.
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Allows MCP clients to extract information about Github repositories including repository summaries, project directory structure, and file content
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Provides access to GitHub repositories for cloning the MCP server codebase
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Allows displaying GitHub license badges in the project README through the Shields.io integration.
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Enables access to content from GitHub repositories, specifically for displaying images and assets as shown in the README.
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Hosts the repository for the MCP server codebase.
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Provides templates for designing GitHub workflow plans including branch strategies, PR templates, and CI/CD configurations
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Enables querying GitHub resources through the AWS CodePipeline service, allowing access to repository deployment information and pipeline execution details.
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Provides integration with GitHub workflows for continuous integration and deployment of the MCP server
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Provides tools for checking available tags for container images from GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io)
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Allows installation of the MCP server directly from the GitHub repository using the npx command.
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Allows interaction with the GitHub API through PyGithub. Provides tools for managing issues, repositories, and pull requests, including creating and updating issues, managing comments, handling labels, assignees, and milestones.
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Hosted on GitHub with repository access for cloning, contributing, and accessing documentation and case studies.
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Provides tools for managing GitHub issues in a Kanban board format, including listing, creating, and updating issues, applying labels, assigning users, and adding comments to tasks. Enables efficient task management and project visualization through GitHub's issue tracking system.
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Provides installation directly from GitHub repository, with specific instructions for cloning and building from the GitHub source.
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Allows access to GitHub repository contents as context for AI models, providing tools to fetch entire repositories, specific file contents, and repository structure with capabilities for filtering by extension and excluding specific paths.
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Enables installation of the MCP server directly from a GitHub repository.
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Allows cloning and building the MCP server from source code hosted on GitHub.
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Provides example implementations and source code through GitHub repositories.
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Allows Claude Desktop to browse and interact with Hacker News content, including viewing latest/top/best stories, reading story details and comments, and formatting Hacker News content for better readability.
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The MCP server project is hosted on GitHub, allowing users to clone the repository, contribute via pull requests, and star the project