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An MCP server to chat with any GitHub repo! It is powered by GitIngest, and has two tools: - git_directory_structure → to read the directory structure. - git_read_important_files → to read files. 100% open-source!

Avi Chawla

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66,308 views • 1 year ago •via X (Twitter)

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Terry Carson1 year ago

Here it is...

Manticore Search1 year ago

🚀 Star Manticore Search on #GitHub today and join our quest for the ultimate search solution!

agnt.gg1 year ago

Really slick setup. love seeing agents wired up this cleanly. We’re building something similar into AGNT right now: a chat interface for triggering SLOP-connected agents and toolchains on the fly. Protocol-native workflows need this layer.

Akshay 🚀1 year ago

This is super helpful! Thanks for sharing Avi! 👏

Karan1 year ago

This is next-level. How does gitingest handle large monorepos?

Jason Kneen1 year ago

Awesome work MCP is the way to go Everything is MCP

Jason Kneen1 year ago

would help to have the link

Yekta Celik1 year ago

Do u guys know a github repo for chatting with data on my computer?

Aravinda Sharma1 year ago

Where is the link for GitHub?

Daniel Nguyen ⚡1 year ago

Where is the link sir

Andaç Kartal1 year ago

very good. what's your rag recommendation?

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