Access GitHub repo info, open PRs, and latest releases via MCP.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "github-mcp-server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use github-mcp-server to fetch basic information for the repository octocat/Hello-World and summarize its status.
Returns basic repository details and a short status summary.
List all currently open PRs for owner/repo and sort them by last updated time.
Returns a list of open PRs for tracking code review and merge progress.
Fetch the latest release for owner/repo and tell me its version and publish date.
Returns key details of the latest release to confirm release status.
When switching projects or taking over a new repository, developers can use it to quickly inspect repo details, open PRs, and the latest release. This helps them understand repository activity and delivery cadence faster.
DevOps teams can use it to check the latest release and pending PRs for a repository to assess release readiness. It fits well into automation workflows or routine checks.
Researchers or technical analysts can use it to gather basic repo information, active PRs, and recent releases from public repositories. It is useful for quick open-source activity checks and ecosystem research.
It provides GitHub API tools via FastMCP for repository info, open PRs, and the latest release. No additional capabilities are stated in the provided material.
The original description says it can be run easily with uvx and is built on FastMCP. For exact startup commands, see the source repository.
The provided material does not clearly state whether a GitHub token, specific runtime version, or other dependencies are required. See the source repository for prerequisites.
Access, compare, and analyze GitHub repository releases and release changes.
Fetch public GitHub repository lists and details without API keys.
Manage GitHub repositories, files, and user profiles through MCP actions.
Browse GitHub repos, read code, search, and get insights in natural language.
Manage GitHub repositories, branches, pull requests, and commits through an MCP server.
Manage GitHub repos, issues, PRs, code search, and CI status in one place.