Retrieve comprehensive GitHub repository details including statistics, stars, forks, and settings for any specified repository.
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"How to view GitHub repository history" matching MCP tools:
- Fetches GitHub repository data by owner and name. Provides metadata, contents, and stats for the specified repository.MIT
- Retrieve commit history for a GitHub repository or branch. Filter by author, file path, date range, and paginate results to inspect changes.MIT
- Browse GitHub repository directories to view file and folder structures with metadata like names, paths, types, and sizes.MIT
- Publishes a local project as a new GitHub repository, handling git init, commit, remote creation, and push.MIT
- View commit history for a solution's GitHub repo. Shows recent commits with messages, SHAs, and timestamps, defaulting to main branch.MIT
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceTurns GitHub repository history into a cited maintainer skill for coding agents, providing tools to collect evidence, query the knowledge graph, and inspect bundles.1MIT
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- Fetch README content from any GitHub repository to quickly access project documentation using the repository URL.Apache 2.0
- View your prompt scoring history, average score, grade distribution, and creative DNA patterns to find how to improve your AI prompts.MIT
- Index a GitHub repository to analyze its codebase. This must be done before asking questions about the repository.MIT
- Submit a new GitHub issue with title, description, and labels to any repository you can write to.MIT
- Import a GitHub repository by URL and automatically fetch its metadata, stars, language, topics, and README content. Requires GitHub integration.Apache 2.0
- List all available skills from any public GitHub repository without installing. Enter a repository owner/name to view skill names and descriptions.MIT
- List all tags in a GitHub repository. Provide owner and repo to retrieve tags, optionally limiting the number of results.MIT
- Retrieve the clone URL for any GitHub repository in SSH or HTTPS format by specifying the owner and repository name.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
- Retrieves documentation from a specified GitHub repository to generate prompts for LLMs.Apache 2.0
- Star the GitHub repository to support the project, using GitHub CLI or a browser.MIT
- List branches of a GitHub repository using a GitHub App. Specify the GitHub App UUID, owner, and repository to retrieve branch names.MIT
- Search GitHub issue/PR history and repository readmes. Retrieve ranked matches with repo, URL, snippet, and full markdown content.MIT
- View profiling history for a store to track performance trends, showing how render times change over time and measure the impact of optimizations.MIT