What tools does the server provide?
It provides two git tools, one prompt, and one resource for interacting with a git repository.
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A simple MCP server
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It is a simple MCP server for interacting with a git repository, built using the Python SDK. It includes two git tools, one prompt, and one resource, and serves as a reference for a tutorial on Adictos al Trabajo.
Clone the repository, install dependencies with poetry install, then run poetry run python src/git-explorer.py ./src/server/server.py absolute_path_to_git_repo with the absolute path to the target git repository.
It provides two git tools, one prompt, and one resource for interacting with a git repository.
Clone the repository and run `poetry install` in the project directory to install dependencies.
It is a simple example to demonstrate how to build an MCP server for git interactions, created for a tutorial.
The server requires Python and the MCP Python SDK, managed via Poetry.
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