What is Gitkraken Mcp?
The GitKraken MCP Server turns your AI assistant into a context-aware development partner by connecting it to git history, branches, issues, pull requests, and multi-repo workflows through GitKraken. It works with providers such as GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, and Jira, and is built by the team behind GitLens. The server is available on macOS, Windows, and Linux, and works in IDEs like VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Claude Desktop, Kiro, and JetBrains.
How to use Gitkraken Mcp?
You can install the Gitkraken Mcp server via GitLens (simplest), via npm (npx @gitkraken/gk mcp), or via the CLI (Homebrew on macOS, Snap or .deb/.rpm on Linux, Winget or binary on Windows). After installation, you may still need to configure your AI tools; instructions are in the Help Center’s Getting Started guide.
Key features of Gitkraken Mcp
- Tools: a curated set of commands for AI to interact with GitKraken (e.g.,
issues_assigned_to_me, gitlens_commit_composer, pull_request_create_review).
- Prompts: crafted instructions that teach AI how and when to use the tools.
- Multiple installation methods: GitLens, npm, and standalone CLI.
- Cross-platform support: macOS, Windows, Linux.
- Works with major git providers and IDEs.
- Built by the team behind GitLens, trusted by millions.
Use cases of Gitkraken Mcp
- AI-assisted code review and pull request management.
- Automating issue triage and assignment workflows.
- Composing commits with context from git history and branches.
- Managing multi-repo workflows across different providers.
- Enhancing any MCP-compatible AI assistant with git context.
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