Overview
What is Roo MCP サーバー?
Roo MCP サーバー is an MCP server designed for use with Roo Code. It provides basic tools including string length calculation and several GitHub repository operations. The server requires Deno to run.
How to use Roo MCP サーバー?
Ensure Deno is installed. Start the server with deno task start (or deno task dev for development mode with auto‑restart on changes). Register the server in Roo Code by editing cline_mcp_settings.json and adding a configuration entry with command deno and arguments pointing to src/server.ts with appropriate permissions (--allow-net, --allow-env, --allow-read). Restart Roo Code to activate the tools.
Key features of Roo MCP サーバー
- Calculate the length of any string (
getStringLength) - Retrieve GitHub repository information (
getGitHubRepoInfo) - Fetch file or directory contents from a GitHub repo (
getGitHubRepoContents) - List repository issues with optional state filtering (
getGitHubIssues) - Get commit history with optional path filtering (
getGitHubCommits) - All GitHub tools support configurable page sizes (up to 100 items)
Use cases of Roo MCP サーバー
- Quickly get the character count of a string during development.
- Look up basic details (description, stars, etc.) of a GitHub repository without leaving the editor.
- Browse repository contents and locate specific files or directories.
- View open, closed, or all issues for a project directly from Roo Code.
- Check recent commits in a repository to understand change history.
FAQ from Roo MCP サーバー
Prerequisites and runtime requirements?
Deno must be installed on the system. The server is written in TypeScript and runs on Deno, no additional tools are required.
How do I register the server with Roo Code?
Start the server, then edit ~/Library/Application Support/Code/User/globalStorage/rooveterinaryinc.roo-cline/settings/cline_mcp_settings.json and add an entry under mcpServers with the command deno and arguments ["run", "--allow-net", "--allow-env", "--allow-read", "/path/to/src/server.ts"]. Replace the path with the actual location of src/server.ts. Restart Roo Code.
What tools does the server provide?
Five tools: getStringLength (string length), getGitHubRepoInfo (repo metadata), getGitHubRepoContents (file/directory listing), getGitHubIssues (list issues), and getGitHubCommits (commit history). All GitHub tools require owner and repo parameters; getGitHubRepoContents also accepts optional path and ref; getGitHubIssues and getGitHubCommits accept optional state/per_page and path/per_page respectively.
Are there any limits on the data returned?
For getGitHubIssues and `
