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Record and query Git performance review data via REST, MCP, and web UI.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "git-perf" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use git-perf to record a review entry for the payment-service repository: author Alice, reviewer Bob, score 4/5, notes: "Good test coverage, but error handling needs improvement."
A confirmation of the stored review record, including repository, people, score, and notes.
Use git-perf to query recent performance or review records for the frontend-app repository and list the key fields in reverse chronological order.
A list of relevant records for that repository, making recent review activity easy to inspect.
Use git-perf to retrieve historical review data for developer Charlie and summarize common strengths and areas for improvement.
A concise summary based on recorded data to support follow-up feedback.
Development teams can use it to centrally record Git-related performance and review data instead of scattering it across chats or ad hoc documents. The data can then be queried through MCP, REST, or the web interface.
When AI agents are part of the workflow, MCP can let them record review outcomes or retrieve historical data. This makes it easier to integrate code review feedback into automated processes.
Team members who do not rely on the command line or APIs can still view the ledger through the web interface. This fits team leads or collaborators who need to browse and inspect records.
It is an MCP server for git-perf, a Git performance and review ledger. It supports recording and querying related data through REST and MCP, and also provides a web interface.
Based on the provided description, it supports access through REST, MCP, and a web interface. For specific endpoints or usage details, see the source repository.
The provided information does not specify installation steps, runtime requirements, or key requirements. See the source repository for those details.
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