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About this integration

GitHub analytics - repos, PRs, issues, releases, contributors

Transport
stdio
Authentication
none
Initial setup
none
Runtime
unattended
Evidence
documented
Version
1.0.1
Package
@rog0x/mcp-github-tools
Last compatibility test
Not independently tested

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@rog0x/mcp-github-tools

Publisher documentation and package metadata were reviewed offline. The package and GitHub API were not executed. Public repositories require no authentication according to the publisher; a personal access token is optional for higher rate limits and should be scoped and protected by the operator.

Capabilities: Analyze public GitHub repository activity and language statistics, Summarize pull requests and triage issues, Generate release notes and contributor statistics

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Additional details

Registry identifier

io.github.rog0x/github

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Published version

1.0.1

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Metadata license

CC0-1.0; package licenses are separate

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Package ecosystem

npm

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Source artifact

@rog0x/mcp-github-tools

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Source manifest version

1.0.0

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Unattended configuration

The MCP client launches the built JavaScript entrypoint with Node.js as a local stdio process; Node.js 18 or later is documented.

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Authentication and prerequisites

No authentication is required for public repositories; a GitHub personal access token is optional for a higher API rate limit.

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Connection configuration

Configure the MCP client command as node with the local built dist/index.js path; no remote MCP endpoint is documented.

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Review scope

Publisher documentation reviewed; package and integration endpoint not executed or independently security-audited.

Source ↗ · Checked 2026-09-19