GitHub PR Context MCP

This MCP retrieves evidence. Your IDE agent decides what it means.

It pulls relevant material out of a repository's historical pull requests and hands it back as JSON. Reasoning, review, code generation, testing, and file edits all stay with the IDE agent.

flowchart LR
    U["Developer request"] --> A["IDE agent"]
    A -->|"tool call"| M["PR Context MCP"]
    M --> AU["Device Flow"]
    AU --> K["OS credential vault"]
    M --> G["GitHub PR history"]
    M --> V["ChromaDB index"]
    M -->|"evidence JSON"| A
    A --> O["Review, plan, code, tests"]

    style M fill:#2d6a4f,color:#fff
    style A fill:#1d3557,color:#fff

Install

Python 3.10+. Package and command are both github-pr-context-mcp.

uvx github-pr-context-mcp

pipx install github-pr-context-mcp

Related MCP server: git-context-mcp

Configure your IDE

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "github-pr-context": {
      "command": "github-pr-context-mcp"
    }
  }
}

Need an absolute path or a uvx variant? github-pr-context-mcp config prints an exact snippet for your installation. More clients in Client configurations.

Connect GitHub

1. get_github_connection_status     → install the App on the repos you choose
2. begin_github_authorization       → open the URL, enter the code
3. complete_github_authorization    → poll until "connected"

No personal access token is involved. The credential lives in your OS vault and is never returned by a tool. Full handshake, state machine, and disconnect behaviour: Authentication.

Index a repository

ensure_repo_ready({"repo": "owner/repo", "storage": "permanent", "pages": 2})

Indexing runs in the background — check get_index_stats before trusting results. Page caps, refresh semantics, webhook indexing, and storage modes: Indexing and storage.

Documentation

flowchart LR
    R["README"] --> Q["Quick start"]
    R --> AR["Architecture"]
    R --> AU["Authentication"]
    R --> P["Indexing & storage"]
    R --> T["Tools"]
    R --> C["Configuration"]

    style R fill:#1d3557,color:#fff

Development

python -m pip install ".[test]" flake8
python -m pytest
flake8 . --count --select=E9,F63,F7,F82 --show-source --statistics --exclude=.venv

The project pins chromadb==0.5.0 with numpy<2.0 — Chroma 0.5 imports the removed np.float_ alias, so NumPy 2 breaks its import. Install via package metadata rather than overriding NumPy.

CI runs one Ubuntu / Python 3.10 job with the full suite plus fatal syntax and undefined-name lint. Style reporting is non-blocking, Chroma-dependent tests skip when Chroma is missing, and this matrix is not cross-platform certification.

Feedback

• Feedback: Open an issue or start a discussion with ideas or bugs.

• Star ⭐: If this tool saves you time, give it a star!

License

MIT