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Validate commits, branches, authors, and repo safety before pushing changes.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "commit-check-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use commit-check-mcp to verify whether the current repository meets commit policies, including commit message, branch naming, author info, and working tree state. List failures and suggested fixes.
A summary of check results, failed rules, and fix suggestions for each issue.
Run a pre-push safety validation with commit-check-mcp. Confirm whether the current branch, commit author, commit message, and repository state allow pushing. If not, explain why.
A push/no-push decision with the exact blocking rules or repository state issues.
The commit-check validation failed in CI. Use commit-check-mcp to analyze the cause, identify the failed rule, and provide compliant examples of commit messages or branch names.
An analysis of the failure, the related rule explanation, and compliant examples to follow.
Run local Git workflows with enforced commit and branch naming conventions.
Manage GitHub repositories, branches, pull requests, and commits through an MCP server.
Create, validate, and format Gitmoji commits following conventional commit rules.
Run dev checks and get compact error summaries for faster debugging.
Use full Git operations through MCP to manage repositories and collaboration.
Exposes current directory and pre-commit Git diff review as MCP tools.