Do I need a GitHub Access Token?
No. limited-github-cli-mcp uses the GitHub CLI’s authentication credentials, so no token is required.
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MCP Server for Github CLI
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limited-github-cli-mcp is an MCP server that uses the GitHub CLI (gh) to perform pull request (PR) operations on GitHub. It leverages the local gh command without requiring a GitHub Access Token, making it a secure way to manage PRs.
To use limited-github-cli-mcp, you need GitHub CLI installed, logged in via gh auth login, and a local clone of the repository you want to work with. Then call MCP tools like create_pr, list_prs, view_pr, and comment_pr with appropriate arguments (e.g., title, body, state, PR number).
No. limited-github-cli-mcp uses the GitHub CLI’s authentication credentials, so no token is required.
You must have the GitHub CLI (`gh`) installed, be logged in with `gh auth login`, and have a local clone of the repository you want to work with.
It supports creating PRs, listing PRs (with state/base branch filters), viewing a PR’s details, and commenting on a PR.
Yes. The server operates on a local clone of the GitHub repository, so you must be inside a cloned directory.
It does not handle GitHub Access Tokens directly. All authentication is delegated to the local GitHub CLI, making token management more secure.
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