aira-mcp-server MCP Server

What is aira-mcp-server?

aira-mcp-server is a Model Context Protocol server that creates commit messages from git staged files. It provides conventional commit generation, gitflow workflow support, and branch management tools for developers using MCP-compatible clients.

How to use aira-mcp-server?

Install dependencies with npm install, build with npm run build, then configure the server in your MCP client settings using the command node and arguments pointing to the built index.js. Once configured, you can invoke tools like get_status, create_commit, init_gitflow, create_branch, merge_branch, and list_branches.

Key features of aira-mcp-server

• Conventional commit message generation
• Gitflow workflow initialization and management
• Git status information retrieval
• Branch creation, merging, and listing

Use cases of aira-mcp-server

• Automate commit message creation with a consistent conventional format
• Initialize and manage a Gitflow workflow directly from an MCP client
• Check git status and stage files before committing
• Create or merge branches following Gitflow conventions

FAQ from aira-mcp-server

What does aira-mcp-server do?

It generates conventional commit messages from git staged files and provides tools for Gitflow initialization, branch management, and status checking.

How do I install and configure aira-mcp-server?

Run npm install and npm run build, then add the server to your MCP client settings with "command": "node" and "args": ["path/to/build/index.js"].

What tools are available?

The server provides six tools: get_status, create_commit, init_gitflow, create_branch, merge_branch, and list_branches.

Does aira-mcp-server require a git repository?

Yes, the tools operate on the current git repository. The server retrieves git status and performs operations based on staged files and existing branches.

What is conventional commit format?

The server generates commit messages that follow the conventional commit specification (e.g., feat:, fix:, etc.), as indicated by the “Conventional commit message generation” feature.