LuiccianDev/mcp_git_commit_generator
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor
Generate conventional commit messages from your staged git changes using Model Context Protocol (MCP). Runs locally from the mcp-git-commit-generator Python package.
35 tagged Commits, measured the same way as everything else here.
LuiccianDev/mcp_git_commit_generator
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor
Generate conventional commit messages from your staged git changes using Model Context Protocol (MCP). Runs locally from the mcp-git-commit-generator Python package.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor
The intent layer for Git — link AI agent conversations to the commits they produced. Runs locally from the @tt-a1i/lore npm package.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor
MCP server for developer workflow automation — smart commits, secret scanning, PR descriptions, and more. Runs locally from the devnarrate Python package.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor
MCP server with deterministic tools that standardize the dev workflow from issue to pull request (branch names, conventional commits, PR checklists). Runs locally from the @sergiorodas/mcp-dev-workflow npm package.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
AI-blame: trace which agent, session and prompt generated each file change. Reads opencode and Claude Code session logs, stores locally in SQLite, stamps commits. Runs locally from the @darkm3tter/codeprovenance npm package.
chi-qhsun/Codex-Semantic-Review
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
Local MCP server for auditable, plan-linked Git commit review views. Runs locally from the codex-commit-review-mcp Python package.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
MCP server "chromium-commits-mcp" as configured in hydavinci/chromium-commits. Runs locally from the chromium-commits-mcp Python package.
MCP server Claude CodeCodexCursor +2
One of 9 in .mcp.json
Lets the agent work with GitHub: search code, read and create issues and pull requests, and manage repositories through the GitHub API. Runs locally from the @modelcontextprotocol/server-github npm package. Needs 1 environment variable to run.
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