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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Provides integration with GitHub for issue tracking, repository access, and package distribution through GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io).
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Enables pulling pre-built Docker images from GitHub Container Registry
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Provides access to GitHub functionality through global helpers for handling GitHub events.
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References integration with MCP Inspector from GitHub for debugging purposes
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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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Referenced for the uv package manager repository, which is a prerequisite tool for the MCP server
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Enables running the MCP server directly from GitHub repositories using npx without installation.
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Allows users to report issues, contribute code, and access documentation through the GitHub repository.
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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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Provides access to the Chronulus MCP source code repository for installation and contribution
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Allows ingestion of content from GitHub repositories and issues into Graphlit for search and retrieval
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Enables cloning of repositories from GitHub to set up the MCP server from source.
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Provides integration with GitHub for accessing the MiniMax MCP server's codebase and repositories
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Includes integration references for accessing repositories and issue tracking functionality.
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Allows access to GitHub repositories through git clone operations to obtain the MCP server code
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Uses GitHub for issue tracking, bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests via its repository.
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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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Provides access to installation from source via GitHub repository, with examples linking to attachments hosted on GitHub.
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Provides repository access for cloning the project code
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Enables downloading the Hologres MCP Server source code for local integration.
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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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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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Integrates with GitHub for repository cloning and project management for the MCP server itself
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The server integrates with Daipendency, which is hosted on GitHub and provides documentation extraction capabilities
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Hosted on GitHub for source code access, contributions, and version control
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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 automatic agent downloading from the baryonlabs/claude-sub-agent-contents repository, providing offline caching and tracking of downloaded agents
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Provides automatic agent downloading from the baryonlabs/claude-sub-agent-contents repository, with download tracking and usage analytics.
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Provides deep search and discovery across GitHub repositories, enabling access to code, issues, pull requests, and commit histories from both public and private repositories while respecting organizational permissions
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Provides open-source access to the Phoenix MCP implementation, allowing for contributions and customizations
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Provides the project repository on GitHub for access to source code and documentation.
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Hosts the Healthcare MCP Server repository, allowing users to access and clone the codebase for installation and deployment.
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Integrates with GitHub for CI/CD workflows, enabling automated quality gates and performance regression detection through GitHub Actions.
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Supports repository access for development and contribution purposes, allowing users to clone the source code and submit issues or pull requests.
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Integrates with GitHub for persona collection browsing, searching, installation, and submission, with features like auto-updates from GitHub releases and GitHub issue creation for persona submissions
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Referenced for repository hosting, issue reporting, and feature requests through GitHub's issues and discussions systems.
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Repository hosting for the AWS Security MCP project, accessible via git clone from the groovyBugify organization.
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Referenced in the repository URL for cloning the project.
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Provides tools for GitHub repository management including PR content retrieval and analysis, issue creation and updates, tag management, and release management with automatic release notes.
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Links to the project repository for access to the source code and related resources
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Allows checking GitHub API health with examples specifically mentioning api.github.com endpoint monitoring
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Provides integration with GitHub for CI/CD workflows through GitHub Actions, enabling automated testing and code quality checks as shown by the CI and code-checks badges.
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Allows usage of Glean's enterprise knowledge tools within GitHub, providing access to company content search and people profile information.
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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 source code and enables issue tracking for support and feature requests
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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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Imports feed lists from GitHub repositories, specifically the Chainfeeds repository for Web3 RSS aggregation
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Enables analysis of GitHub Pull Requests, allowing users to extract information and insights from PRs through an MCP server architecture.
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Mentioned as one of the supported OAuth providers for authentication
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Hosts the repository for the MCP server codebase.
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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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Hosted on GitHub with repository access for cloning, contributing, and accessing documentation and case studies.
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Upcoming features include GitHub tools such as PR Description Generator, Code Review, and Actions Manager
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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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Hosts the repository for the MCP server, enabling users to access the source code directly from GitHub.
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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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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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Integrates with GitHub repositories to enable debugging support, with example solutions for real GitHub issues
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The MCP server is hosted on GitHub and references GitHub in its badges
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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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Integrates with GitHub for testing and continuous integration through GitHub Actions workflows
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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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ATLAS integrates with GitHub through the Skills system, with configuration options for GitHub username and email available through environment variables.
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Supports repository forking and publishing of custom Docker images via GitHub Container Registry integration.
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Uses GitHub Actions for continuous integration testing, as evidenced by the pytest workflow badge.
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Integrates with GitHub workflows through GitHub Actions for automated release processes.
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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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Hosts the MCP server code repository at wazzan/mcp-coincap-jj, enabling version control and collaboration for the project.
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Enables access to GitHub via SearchAPI.site, allowing AI assistants to retrieve information from the GitHub platform
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Shows integration with GitHub for repository status tracking via badges and workflow actions.
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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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Facilitates GitHub repository interaction and access, as seen in the repository badges and references.
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Shows integration with GitHub through CI/CD pipeline badges and repository hosting.
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Integrates with GitHub Actions for build automation and workflow tracking, as indicated by the build badge in the README.
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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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Retrieves code metrics and analysis results from GitHub repositories through DeepSource integration
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Hosts the repository for development installation of the nlobby-mcp server
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Connects to the ReviewWebsite.com API hosted on GitHub, enabling AI assistants to create, read, update, and delete website reviews, as well as extract and process website content.
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Hosts the project repository for source code access, issue reporting, and contribution through pull requests.
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Hosts the project repository with CI workflows for package testing and validation.
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Provides integration with GitHub through action workflows as evidenced by the Actions status badge in the README.
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Enables cloning the YggTorrent MCP repository directly from GitHub for local installation and development.
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Provides ability to discover and integrate MCP servers hosted on GitHub repositories, fetching setup instructions and configuration details directly from source.
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Provides access to GitHub repository management through clone operations
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Integrated with GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipeline automation, as shown by the workflow badge in the README.
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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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Enables publishing the MCP server to GitHub, with specific instructions for repository setup and release creation
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Integrates with GitHub API for efficient caching and rate limit handling, enabling the server to access and retrieve shadcn/ui component resources from the GitHub repository.
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Enables interaction with GitHub through the GitHub CLI to create PRs and work with repositories
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Enables interaction with GitHub repositories, including cloning and forking operations for MCP server development.
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Allows direct execution from GitHub repository using npx, with configuration instructions for connecting to various MCP clients.
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Enables interaction with GitHub's API, allowing for operations like retrieving user repositories through tools like 'github_getUser'
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Hosted on GitHub with CI/CD workflow integration for automated testing and deployment.
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Provides access to GitHub repositories for downloading releases of the Deep Research MCP server
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Utilizes GitHub for distribution of releases and repository management.
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Offers installation via GitHub repository clone, providing access to the complete MCP server codebase.
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References GitHub for license information and repository hosting.
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Provides comprehensive repository analysis with tools for accessing repository info, file content, directory structure, code search, dependency analysis, and codebase structure analysis.
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Supports private npm registries including GitHub Packages via .npmrc configuration
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Integrates with GitHub for issue tracking, documentation hosting, and container registry distribution through GitHub Container Registry.
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Provides reference to the project's GitHub repository, enabling users to find the source code and contribute to development.
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Enables installation of the MCP server directly from a GitHub repository.
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Hosts the server repository for cloning and contributing through GitHub's platform.
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Allows installation and deployment of the MCP server directly from GitHub repository, making it accessible to any MCP-compatible client.
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Enables searching GitHub repositories, code, and issues
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Repository management integration, allowing code analysis for GitHub-hosted projects
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Enables GitHub-based collaboration through pull requests, issue tracking for troubleshooting, and repository-based contribution workflow.
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Offers integration with GitHub Container Registry for pulling pre-built Docker images of the SEQ MCP server.
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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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Hosts the MCP server repository that can be installed via npx.
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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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Enables access to OpenXAI repositories and provides contribution workflows through GitHub
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Provides access to MCP servers listed in the Model Context Protocol GitHub repository, allowing AI assistants to discover available services
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Allows installation of the proxy via GitHub repository and displays GitHub license information through a badge.
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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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Allows cloning of repositories as part of the installation process, with specific instructions for repository management in the setup documentation.
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Provides integration for issue tracking and contributions through GitHub's platform
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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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Provides source code repository access for cloning the COS MCP server project.
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Mentioned in the stderr output, suggesting the MCP server provides GitHub integration capabilities, though specific functionality is not detailed in the README.
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Hosts the project repository with links to related projects and installation instructions for cloning from GitHub.
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Includes GitHub integration for repository management, displaying project analytics via Repobeats, and hosting project assets.
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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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Provides integration with GitHub for issue tracking and project management
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Supports accessing and contributing to the MCP server's codebase through GitHub repository integration.
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Hosts the package in GitHub Registry, requiring a Personal Access Token (PAT) for installation and access to the MCP server package.
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Used for repository hosting, issue tracking, and collaboration via pull requests.
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Enables AI agents to work with GitHub repositories through MCP client configuration, supporting task management for GitHub-based workflows.
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Hosts the Adobe Premiere Pro MCP repository for downloading and contributing to the project
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Provides repository status tracking through badges for GitHub projects, displaying information like stars count
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Hosts the repository for the Premiere Pro MCP Server, allowing users to clone and install the project
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Integrates with GitHub for issue reporting and accessing the metadata repository (data-gov-my/datagovmy-meta) containing dataset documentation and structure.
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Enables loading and working with documents from GitHub repositories, supporting document analysis and navigation through GitHub-hosted content.
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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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Enables interaction with GitHub repositories, including creating pull requests and checking CI status for PRs.
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Supports automated release workflows and versioning through GitHub integration, with features for creating GitHub releases based on commit triggers or manual dispatch.
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Includes GitHub Actions for testing the MCP server, indicated by the test workflow badge
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Enables generating website screenshots of GitHub pages through the Orshot API
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Leverages data from GitHub repositories to provide financial analysis tools, with the finance-tools-mcp being derived from the investor-agent GitHub project.
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Supports project management through GitHub Issues and GitHub Discussions for tracking problems and facilitating community discussions.
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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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Allows installation directly from GitHub repository and provides issue reporting, feature requests, and bug reporting through GitHub's platform.
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Allows development and contributions through GitHub, with the repository available at github.com/shuminghuang/pdf2md-mcp.
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Provides installation options directly from GitHub repository for the Devici MCP server
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Supports GitHub OAuth for authentication with NextAuth.js as mentioned in the implementation example.
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Allows making requests to GitHub's API for accessing user data and repositories, with support for authentication via tokens stored as secrets.
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Allows AI agents to work with GitHub repositories through Git integration
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Provides access to the Kokoro ONNX weights repository for downloading necessary model files.
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Enables deploying the MCP server from a forked repository through Smithery integration.
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Hosts the repository for the wallet generator MCP, allowing users to clone the codebase from GitHub to set up the service.
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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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Hosts the Kaltura MCP server repository and provides the container registry for the pre-built Docker images.
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Integrates with GitHub repositories, specifically for the stackzero-labs/ui and stackzero-labs/mcp projects.
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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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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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Provides access to report repository and allows users to contribute report sources through issues
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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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Provides repository statistics and metrics for NPM packages hosted on GitHub
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Provides integration with GitHub workflows for continuous integration and deployment of the MCP server
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Retrieves documentation and information from the Peacock extension's GitHub repository
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Hosts the project repository for access and contributions to the Ensembl MCP Server
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Used for version control, contribution, and distribution of the Gene Ontology MCP server codebase.
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Provides repository hosting for the Shodan MCP Server code and issue tracking
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Shows integration with GitHub for storing and displaying image assets, as demonstrated by the example screenshot in the README
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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 tools for contributing to the TWStockMCPServer project through GitHub Issues, Discussions, and Pull Requests for bug reporting and feature suggestions.
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Provides access to the server through GitHub Container Registry for easy deployment
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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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Repository hosting for the JVM MCP Server project.
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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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Allows fetching the MCP server code from the GitHub repository
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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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Enables cloning the Meta Prompt MCP server repository from GitHub to set up the multi-agent language model system
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Hosts the source code repository for the Opentrons MCP server that can be cloned for installation from source.
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Hosts the repository and provides licensing information
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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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Integration with GitHub for repository hosting and version control of the Emlog MCP 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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Integrates with GitHub for issue tracking, discussions, and project management related to the Zabbix MCP server development.
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Mentioned in the context of repository management, GitHub releases, and as part of the development workflow
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Provides tools for managing GitHub repositories, issues, pull requests, and file operations. Enables creating, forking, and cloning repositories, managing issues and PRs, reading and writing files, searching across repositories, and handling user and organization information.
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Enables retrieving AI persona data from GitHub repositories, allowing users to access and use persona configurations stored on GitHub
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Allows access to the source code repository for installation, contribution, and development of the MCP server
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Utilizes GitHub as a data source for Taiwan holiday information through the TaiwanCalendar repository.
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Provides repository access for cloning the MCP server code from GitHub (kukapay/bsc-multisend-mcp).
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Provides access to GitHub through the Fulcra API, allowing interaction with GitHub repositories. The MCP server maintains OAuth2 authentication for secure GitHub access without exposing tokens to MCP clients.
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Hosts the OpenWeatherMap MCP server repository for download and installation, and provides issue tracking for support.
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References GitHub for repository access and license information, with the MCP server code hosted and available at a GitHub repository.
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Provides access to the repository for cloning and development purposes.
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Source code repository hosting and issue tracking for the MCP server
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Provides installation directly from the GitHub repository, with access to releases, issues, and documentation
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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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Uses GitHub's API to access popular repositories, requiring a GitHub token for better API rate limits
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Allows users to report issues or contribute to the AgentMode project through its GitHub repository
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Provides repository access for cloning and installing the MCP server
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Offers issue reporting, discussions, and documentation access through GitHub repositories.
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Integrates with GitHub for issue tracking, documentation hosting via wiki, and community discussions, providing support channels for users of the MCP server.
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Allows interaction with GitHub repositories, specifically accessing the Materials Project MCP repository for cloning and development purposes.
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Shows repository information and installation process from GitHub, allowing users to access the source code and installation instructions.
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Connects with GitHub for repository access and installation, allowing users to clone the server repository for deployment.