Iris MCP Server

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Overview

What is Iris MCP Server?

Iris MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server that automatically generates tag-based release notes for Git repositories. It analyzes differences between tags and produces structured release notes, saved in a .iris directory. It is designed for developers who need consistent, categorized release documentation.

How to use Iris MCP Server?

Install it via npm: npm install iris-mcp-server. To generate a release note, invoke the generate_release_note tool with parameters such as startTag, endTag, title, features, improvements, bugfixes, and breaking. The server outputs Markdown and saves the result automatically to the .iris folder.

Key features of Iris MCP Server

Automatic detection of differences between Git tags
Customizable release note templates
Categorization into features, improvements, bugfixes, and breaking changes
Markdown format output
Auto-saves release notes to a .iris directory

Use cases of Iris MCP Server

Generating release notes for software version bumps
Automating changelog creation in CI/CD pipelines
Providing structured summaries of changes to team members
Keeping a permanent, versioned record of releases in the repository

Frequently asked questions

How do I install Iris MCP Server?

Install via npm: `npm install iris-mcp-server`.

How do I generate a release note?

Use the `generate_release_note` tool with parameters such as `startTag`, `endTag`, `title`, `features`, `improvements`, `bugfixes`, and `breaking`.

What output format does Iris MCP Server use?

The generated release note is in Markdown format.

Where are the release notes saved?

They are automatically saved to a `.iris` directory in the repository.

Can I customize the categories in the release note?

Yes, you can specify features, improvements, bugfixes, and breaking changes as input parameters to the tool.

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