Create a new remote repository in JFrog Artifactory to proxy and manage external package registries, enabling secure and efficient package storage and retrieval.
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"MCP Proxy GitHub Repository" matching MCP tools:
- Index a GitHub repository to analyze its codebase. This must be done before asking questions about the repository.MIT
- Extract and validate owner, repository name, and path details from any GitHub URL for accurate repository parsing and integration workflows.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
- Retrieves documentation from a specified GitHub repository to generate prompts for LLMs.Apache 2.0
- Push multiple files to a GitHub repository in a single commit, enabling batch file management through the PyGithub MCP Server for efficient repository updates.MIT
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- Create a copy of a GitHub repository to your personal account or specified organization, enabling independent development and experimentation without affecting the original codebase.MIT
- Retrieve all branches of a GitHub repository using a GitHub App for access control.MIT
- Create a new GitHub repository with customizable settings including name, description, privacy options, and README initialization through the PyGithub MCP Server.MIT
- Fetch detailed information for a specific commit in a GitHub repository by providing owner, repository name, and SHA.MIT
- Retrieve file contents from any GitHub repository by specifying owner, repository name, file path, and optional branch. Access code, documentation, or configuration files stored in GitHub repositories.MIT
- Retrieve details of a GitHub issue by providing owner, repository, and issue number.MIT
- List all branches of a GitHub repository by providing the owner and repository name. Supports pagination to control the number of results per page.MIT
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific GitHub repository issue by providing the repository owner, repository name, and issue number.MIT
- Retrieve GitHub repository details including owner, name, and metadata for accessing project information and managing code repositories.MIT
- Modify GitHub repository settings including description, privacy, default branch, and enable/disable features like issues, projects, wiki, or archive status.MIT
- Create a new GitHub repository with specified name, description, visibility, and README initialization directly through the GitHub MCP Server interface.MIT
- Create a copy of a GitHub repository to modify code independently or contribute changes. Specify repository owner, name, and optional organization for the fork.MIT
- Create or update files in GitHub repositories using the GitHub Enterprise MCP Server to manage repository content through direct file operations.MIT
- Remove a release from a GitHub repository by specifying the owner, repository name, and release ID to manage project versioning.MIT