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"How to use the git clone command" matching MCP tools:

  • Clone a git repository onto the VibOps gateway and optionally apply Kubernetes manifests to a specified cluster.
    MIT
  • Bootstrap a full Flarelink-stack app with auth, D1, and R2. Get clone command, one-click deploy, file map, and feature placement guidance.
    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
  • Clone a public Git repository temporarily, then use the returned handle to list, read, and search files; the clone is auto-deleted after a short TTL.
    MIT
  • Update your local clone by pulling changes from the fork and rebuilding the in-memory index to reflect newly published knowledge.
    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

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  • 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 recent git commits and file change history to understand how and why code evolved.
    Apache 2.0
  • Clone a git repository into an isolated sandbox environment, including private repos via auth token and shallow cloning for speed.
    MIT
  • Clone a Git repository to a specified or temporary directory, returning the checkout path for use with infrastructure-as-code or Kubernetes tools.
    MIT
  • Test Git-over-SSH authentication to verify your SSH key is registered and working with a hosting provider like GitHub or GitLab. Use this when git clone/pull/push fails with SSH errors.
    MIT
  • Delegate implementation tasks to Kimi in a sandboxed git worktree. Kimi runs autonomously, optionally looping on a test command. Use start, status, and collect to manage the task and review changes.
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  • Get a short-lived, read-only git clone URL for private code-task repositories. Provide the task ID to gain temporary access, then work on your own fork and submit a pull request.
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  • Run a shell command on a remote host via SSH, returning immediately with a job ID for later status checking and cancellation. Avoids timeouts for long tasks like git clone or apt install.
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  • Test Git-over-SSH authentication to hosting providers. Verify your SSH key is registered and working to fix git clone, pull, or push errors caused by SSH authentication.
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  • Clone a virtual machine to create a new instance, either as a full independent copy or a linked clone based on a snapshot.
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  • Analyze git history to measure how often and how recently each database table changed through migrations, revealing schema volatility for targeted review.
    AGPL 3.0