Git Mcp

GitMCP turns any public GitHub repository into a remote Model Context Protocol server, giving AI coding assistants a dependable way to read a project's documentation and source in context. The conversion is a URL edit rather than a deployment: replace github.com with gitmcp.io in a repository address, or swap github.io for gitmcp.io on a GitHub Pages site, and the resulting address works as a custom MCP server endpoint in any compatible client. It is built for developers who want an assistant to answer from a specific library or framework instead of from whatever it absorbed during training. The server reads llms.txt and its full length companion file, readme files and other repository content, so replies reflect what the project actually documents. A generic endpoint covers any public repository without a dedicated address, and a browser chat mode lets you put questions to a repository's documentation without wiring up a client at all. The site publishes ready made configuration snippets for Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, VS Code, Cline, Highlight AI, Augment Code and Msty AI, each showing the exact entry to paste into that tool's settings file. GitMCP publishes no pricing page, plans or paid tiers. The site presents the endpoint builder and the connection instructions and nothing more. One quirk follows from the URL scheme: because every path resolves to a repository name, visiting a conventional marketing path returns a generated MCP server page for a repository of that name rather than the page a visitor expected.