MCP server for analyzing and converting Git repositories to text files for LLM context
Overview
what is repo-to-txt-mcp?
repo-to-txt-mcp is a Machine Code Protocol (MCP) server designed for analyzing and converting Git repositories into structured text files, which can be utilized for providing context to large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4.
how to use repo-to-txt-mcp?
To use repo-to-txt-mcp, install the required packages, start the server, and send a POST request to the API with the GitHub repository URL you wish to analyze.
key features of repo-to-txt-mcp?
- Analyze both local and remote Git repositories
- Generate structured text output with folder structure and file contents
- Filter files by extensions
- Manage output size by token count
- Easy integration with Cursor's MCP system
- Cross-platform compatibility (Windows, macOS, Linux)
use cases of repo-to-txt-mcp?
- Analyzing codebases for documentation generation
- Providing context to LLMs for better code understanding
- Converting repositories into text for easier review and analysis
FAQ from repo-to-txt-mcp?
- Can I analyze private repositories?
Yes, you can analyze private repositories if you provide the necessary authentication.
- Is there a limit to the size of the repository I can analyze?
The limit depends on the token management settings you configure.
- How do I integrate this with other applications?
You can use the provided API to integrate with other applications, especially those using Cursor's MCP system.