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"Cloning and Accessing the OpenManus GitHub Repository" matching MCP tools:

  • Fetch public metadata for a GitHub repository by providing its owner and repository name. Returns the core project details in clean JSON.
    MIT
  • Migrate a Vercel project to Varity by cloning the GitHub repository, removing Vercel-specific artifacts, and deploying the transformed app to Varity infrastructure.
    MIT
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  • Fetches GitHub repository data by owner and name. Provides metadata, contents, and stats for the specified repository.
    MIT
  • Retrieve essential details about the current git repository, including current and default branches, remote URL, and detected platform (GitHub/GitLab).
    MIT
  • Publish any working directory as a GitHub repository. Automatically generates README and .gitignore, initializes git, creates the repo, commits, pushes, and returns the URL.
    MIT

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  • Generate a project.faf file from a public GitHub repository URL by fetching the repo and extracting its stack and context. Use it to bootstrap project context without cloning locally.
    MIT
  • Retrieve file contents directly from Bitbucket repositories without cloning. Specify repository, file path, and branch to access code or documentation.
    MIT
  • Browse repository contents without cloning by listing files and directories in a specified path. View structure, types, and sizes for repositories in Bitbucket.
    MIT
  • Convert GitHub owner and repository names into valid GitHub URLs with built-in validation. Ensure correct URL formatting for public, private, or non-existent repositories.
    MIT
  • Import a GitHub repository by URL and automatically fetch its metadata, stars, language, topics, and README content. Requires GitHub integration.
    Apache 2.0
  • Clone a public GitHub repository and index it as the active project to enable static analysis of Spring Boot codebases. Supports both full URL and owner/repo shorthand with shallow cloning.
    MIT
  • Permanently delete a GitHub repository, including all data, issues, pull requests, and wiki content. Use when a repository must be removed from GitHub permanently and cannot be recovered.
    MIT