Tangled MCP
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Tangled MCP

An MCP server for Tangled (a Git collaboration platform built on the AT Protocol), providing collaboration tools such as repository branch management, issue creation and update, and label management.
2 points
4.1K

What is the Tangled MCP server?

The Tangled MCP server is a bridge connecting AI assistants and the Tangled platform. Tangled is a Git collaboration platform built on the AT Protocol (a decentralized social protocol). Through this MCP server, you can directly access and manage code repositories on Tangled, create and edit issues, view branches, etc., without leaving the AI assistant interface.

How to use the Tangled MCP server?

Using the Tangled MCP server requires three steps: 1) Install the server software; 2) Configure your Tangled account credentials; 3) Configure the MCP server in your preferred AI assistant (such as Claude or Cursor). After configuration, you can manage your Tangled repositories through natural language instructions.

Applicable scenarios

When you are using an AI assistant for programming or project management, you need to quickly view the status of code repositories, create issues, manage branches, etc. For example, when you find a bug while writing code, you can directly ask the AI assistant to create an issue on Tangled; or when discussing project features, ask the AI assistant to list all open issues.

Main features

Repository management
View and manage code repositories on Tangled, including operations such as listing branches and viewing repository status.
Issue management
Full lifecycle management of issues: create, update, and delete issues, as well as view issue lists and labels.
Label management
View available labels in the repository to help better organize and classify issues.
Multi - client support
Supports multiple AI assistants and development tools such as Claude, Cursor, and Codex CLI.
Decentralized authentication
Authentication based on the AT Protocol, supporting custom PDS (Personal Data Server).
Advantages
Seamless integration: Manage code repositories directly in the AI assistant interface without switching tools
Decentralized architecture: Based on the AT Protocol, data control belongs to the user
Cross - platform support: Compatible with multiple AI assistants and development environments
Simple configuration: Can be quickly set up with just account credentials
Open - source and transparent: The code is completely open - source and can be self - deployed and modified
Limitations
Only supports the Tangled platform: Does not support other code hosting platforms such as GitHub and GitLab
Requires an AT Protocol account: Users need to have a Tangled account to use
Relatively basic functions: Currently mainly provides issue and branch management, lacking more advanced Git operations
Depends on AI assistant support: Requires the AI assistant to support the MCP protocol to use

How to use

Install dependencies
Ensure that uv (Python package manager) and just (command runner) are installed on the system. If not, please install these two tools first.
Download and set up the server
Clone the repository and run the setup script, which will install all necessary Python dependencies.
Configure account credentials
Create a.env file and fill in your Tangled account information. You need to create an application password on Tangled.
Configure the AI assistant
According to the AI assistant you are using, add the MCP server following the corresponding configuration method. The following uses Claude as an example.

Usage examples

Create an issue during code review
When the AI assistant helps you review code and finds an issue that needs to be fixed, you can directly create an issue on Tangled.
View all open issues during project management
When planning the next development cycle, you need to understand all current pending issues.
Add labels for a new feature
When discussing the implementation of a new feature, you need to view available labels and select appropriate classifications for new issues.

Frequently asked questions

What is Tangled? What's the difference between Tangled and GitHub?
How to obtain a Tangled application password?
Which AI assistants are supported?
Can I manage multiple Tangled accounts?
How is data security ensured?
What should I do if I encounter connection problems?

Related resources

Tangled official website
The main website of the Tangled platform. Learn about platform features and register an account.
GitHub mirror repository
The GitHub mirror of the project, used for FastMCP Cloud deployment.
Model Context Protocol documentation
The official documentation of the MCP protocol. Learn about the protocol specifications and working principles.
AT Protocol introduction
The official documentation of the AT Protocol (Authenticated Transfer Protocol).
uv package manager
A fast Python package manager and installation tool.
just command runner
A modern command runner, similar to make but simpler.

Installation

Copy the following command to your Client for configuration
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "tangled": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["tangled-mcp"],
      "env": {
        "TANGLED_HANDLE": "your.handle",
        "TANGLED_PASSWORD": "your-app-password"
      }
    }
  }
}
Note: Your key is sensitive information, do not share it with anyone.

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