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"How to clone a GitLab repository" matching MCP tools:

  • Get parsed README documentation for any repository by providing its UUID or clone URL. Access clear codebase documentation to understand project structure and purpose.
    MIT
  • Clone a git repository onto the VibOps gateway and optionally apply Kubernetes manifests to a specified cluster.
    MIT
  • Clone a Gitopia repository to a new workspace directory for reading or modifying code. Provide the repo URL and local path. Optionally specify a branch or shallow clone depth. Fails if target already exists.
    MIT
  • Set up a durable cloud development environment that preserves files and running processes between calls. Optionally clone a git repository and receive an environment ID for use by other tools.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve the contents of a text file from a GitLab repository, limited to 500 lines, by specifying the file path and optionally the branch or tag.
    MIT
  • Clone a public Git repository temporarily to inspect its files. Provide an indexed repo name or full HTTPS URL; receive a sandboxed clone, file tree, and handle for file operations.
    MIT
  • Retrieve complete details of a Bitbucket repository, including settings, clone URLs, and metadata, by providing the repository slug and optional workspace slug.
    MIT
  • Clone any Git repository and generate a structured text file containing its file structure, all text file contents, and estimated token count, while respecting .gitignore and .repomixignore patterns.
    MIT
  • Clone a Git repository and analyze its structure to get estimated token count, file count, and project layout. Useful for LLM context planning.
    MIT
  • Retrieve current GitLab project details by automatically detecting the repository from git remotes. No parameters needed when working in a git repository with GitLab remote.
    Apache 2.0
  • Clone a Bitbucket repository to your local filesystem by providing the repository slug and target path. Uses SSH (preferred) or HTTPS for authentication.
    ISC
  • Retrieve the latest release tags for a node from its GitLab repository to determine the most recent version without relying on build state.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a specific file's content from a Git repository by supplying its URL and file path. Returns the content as a string or an error if the file cannot be found.
    MIT
  • Clone a remote Git repository to a local directory, with options to specify a branch and shallow clone depth for partial history.
    MIT
  • Clone a git repository into an isolated sandbox environment, including private repos via auth token and shallow cloning for speed.
    MIT
  • Clone an existing virtual machine to create sandboxes or disposable test environments. Choose a fast linked clone or a full independent clone for complete isolation.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Clone a Git repository to a specified or temporary directory, returning the checkout path for use with infrastructure-as-code or Kubernetes tools.
    MIT
  • Clone a remote Git repository into an isolated workspace and check out a branch to start working. Returns a project brief and isolates each task so parallel jobs don't interfere.
    MIT
  • Delete a GitLab repository branch, excluding protected branches, by specifying the project and branch name.
    MIT
    Destructive