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ai-git-mcp

An MCP server that reimplements the ai-git-fish workflows — aicommit, aibranch, aipr — with Leantime integration, without fish shell and without DeepSeek. Wire it up once and the same workflows work in Claude Code and Codex.

Why no AI inside the server?

ai-git-fish calls DeepSeek to generate commit messages and PR text. But Claude Code and Codex are already the AI. So this server contains no LLM: every tool is deterministic. The agent reads the diff/ticket through a tool, writes the prose itself, and passes it into the next tool. No paying for AI twice, no losing context, and the agent understands your code better than DeepSeek.

Agent (Claude/Codex)  ──calls tools──>  ai-git-mcp  ──>  git / gh CLI
        │                                    │
        └── writes commit/PR/slug            └──>  Leantime JSON-RPC (/api/jsonrpc)

Requirements

On the machine that runs the agent:

  • Node.js ≥ 18 (node -v)

  • git in PATH (git --version)

  • GitHub CLI gh, authenticated (gh auth login) — needed only for aipr

  • A Leantime instance + API key — needed only for the ticket tools

You do not need to clone this repo. npx fetches and builds it for you (see below).

Installation

1. Get your Leantime credentials

Value

Where to find it

LEANTIME_BASE_URL

Your Leantime URL, e.g. https://leantime.example.com

LEANTIME_API_KEY

Leantime → your profile → API Keys → generate one

LEANTIME_USER_ID

Your numeric user id (in your profile URL, or ask an admin)

2. Add the server to your client

Pick your client. The npx -y github:BenBen2109/ai-git-mcp command downloads this repo, builds it once, caches it, and runs it — no manual clone or build.

Option A — one command:

claude mcp add ai-git \
  -e LEANTIME_BASE_URL=https://leantime.example.com \
  -e LEANTIME_API_KEY=your-key \
  -e LEANTIME_USER_ID=123 \
  -- npx -y github:BenBen2109/ai-git-mcp

Option B — edit .mcp.json (project root) or ~/.claude.json (global):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "ai-git": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "github:BenBen2109/ai-git-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "LEANTIME_BASE_URL": "https://leantime.example.com",
        "LEANTIME_API_KEY": "your-key",
        "LEANTIME_USER_ID": "123"
      }
    }
  }
}

Edit ~/.codex/config.toml:

[mcp_servers.ai-git]
command = "npx"
args = ["-y", "github:BenBen2109/ai-git-mcp"]
env = { LEANTIME_BASE_URL = "https://leantime.example.com", LEANTIME_API_KEY = "your-key", LEANTIME_USER_ID = "123" }

Pin a version by appending a tag/branch/commit: github:BenBen2109/ai-git-mcp#v1.0.0. The first launch is slower (it builds once); later launches use the npx cache.

3. Restart and verify

Restart the client (or reload the MCP config). Then check the server is connected:

  • Claude Code: run /mcpai-git should show 9 tools and 3 prompts.

  • Codex: the ai-git tools appear in the tool list at startup.

Configuration (env)

Variable

Required

Meaning

LEANTIME_BASE_URL

ticket tools

e.g. https://leantime.example.com

LEANTIME_API_KEY

ticket tools

sent as the x-api-key header

LEANTIME_USER_ID

recommended

numeric id used to filter your tickets

LEANTIME_PICK_LIMIT

optional

max tickets listed (default 30)

The git-only tools (git_status, git_staged_diff, git_commit, git_log_for_pr, git_create_branch, git_create_or_update_pr, git_undo_last_commit) work without any Leantime config. See .env.example.

Usage — slash commands

Three workflows, exposed as MCP prompts. In Claude Code type the slash command; in Codex just say it in plain language (e.g. "run aicommit") — the agent calls the same tools either way.

/ai-git:aicommit [hint] — stage-aware commit

Reads your staged diff, writes a Conventional Commit message, shows it to you, then commits.

# stage what you want first
git add -p

# then, in the agent:
/ai-git:aicommit
/ai-git:aicommit drop the debug logging   # optional hint to steer the message

git_staged_diff(agent writes message)git_commit

/ai-git:aibranch [type] — branch from a Leantime ticket

Lists your tickets, you pick one, it creates/switches to type/<id>-<slug> (slug auto-derived from the ticket headline, Vietnamese diacritics handled).

/ai-git:aibranch          # type defaults to "feat" → feat/1234-add-login
/ai-git:aibranch fix      # → fix/1234-add-login

leantime_list_my_tickets(you pick)git_create_branch

/ai-git:aipr [hint] — open or update a GitHub PR

Pushes the branch and creates (or updates) its PR with an AI-written title and body. If the branch is named type/<id>-<slug>, the Leantime ticket is auto-linked and embedded.

/ai-git:aipr
/ai-git:aipr focus on the migration   # optional hint to steer the PR

git_status + git_log_for_pr(agent writes title/body)git_create_or_update_pr

Tools reference

All tools return JSON. Each accepts an optional repo_path (defaults to the server's working directory) unless noted.

Leantime

Tool

Params

Returns

leantime_list_my_tickets

limit? (1–100)

{ count, tickets: [{ id, headline, statusLabel, projectName, dueDate, url }] }

leantime_get_ticket

id

{ found, id, headline, description, statusLabel, dueDate, url, markdown }

Git — read-only

Tool

Params

Returns

git_status

repo_path?

{ branch, ahead, behind, staged[], unstaged[], untracked[] }

git_staged_diff

repo_path?, max_bytes?

{ diff, files: [{ path, status }], isEmpty, truncated }

git_log_for_pr

base?, repo_path?

{ base, count, commits: [{ sha, subject, body }] }

Git — write

Tool

Params

Returns

git_commit

message, repo_path?

{ sha, shortStat }

git_create_branch

ticket_id, type?, slug?, repo_path?

{ branch, created }

git_create_or_update_pr

title, body, ticket_id?, base?, draft?, repo_path?

{ url, number, action }

git_undo_last_commit

repo_path?

{ undoneSha, message }

Notes:

  • git_commit fails with an actionable message if nothing is staged.

  • git_create_branch auto-derives the slug from the ticket headline when slug is omitted.

  • git_create_or_update_pr pushes HEAD, detects an existing PR for the branch (edits it) or creates a new one, and appends the ticket markdown block when ticket_id is given.

  • git_undo_last_commit is a soft reset — your changes stay staged, nothing is lost.

Troubleshooting

Symptom

Fix

Leantime is not configured

Set LEANTIME_BASE_URL + LEANTIME_API_KEY in the server env.

Not a git repository

Run the agent from inside a git repo, or pass repo_path.

Nothing staged to commit

git add your changes first.

gh ... failed on aipr

Run gh auth login; ensure the repo has a GitHub remote.

npx is slow on first run

Expected — it builds once, then caches. Pin a tag to stabilise.

Slash commands missing in Codex

Codex prompt support varies; just say "run aicommit" instead.

Local development

git clone https://github.com/BenBen2109/ai-git-mcp
cd ai-git-mcp
npm install
npm run build      # → dist/index.js
npm test           # vitest
npm run dev        # tsx watch (live reload)

Local-path config (instead of npx):

{ "mcpServers": { "ai-git": {
  "command": "node",
  "args": ["/absolute/path/to/ai-git-mcp/dist/index.js"],
  "env": { "LEANTIME_BASE_URL": "...", "LEANTIME_API_KEY": "...", "LEANTIME_USER_ID": "..." }
}}}

Credits

Leantime client and ticket formatting (HTML/entity decoding, status labels, PR markdown block) are ported from ai-git-fish by DucTam2411.

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