GitHub Checkout and Commit Tools

what is GitHub Checkout and Commit Tools?

GitHub Checkout and Commit Tools is a repository that showcases new tools for checking out branches and commits, as well as creating commits on the GitHub MCP server.

how to use GitHub Checkout and Commit Tools?

To use these tools, integrate them with the GitHub MCP server to perform Git operations directly from your environment.

key features of GitHub Checkout and Commit Tools?

• checkout_branch: Checkout a branch in a local repository
• checkout_commit: Checkout a specific commit in a local repository
• create_commit: Create a commit in a local repository
• commit_and_push_file: Commit and push a file to a GitHub repository

use cases of GitHub Checkout and Commit Tools?

1. Managing branches in a local Git repository
2. Checking out specific commits for testing or debugging
3. Committing changes and pushing them to a remote repository

FAQ from GitHub Checkout and Commit Tools?

• Can I use these tools with any GitHub repository?

Yes! These tools are designed to work with any repository on the GitHub MCP server.

• Are there any prerequisites to use these tools?

You need to have access to the GitHub MCP server and a local Git repository set up.

• Is there documentation available for these tools?

Yes! You can find more information and examples in the repository's README file.