Github Enterprice MCP

🚀 GitHub Enterprise MCP Server

This is a GitHub Enterprise MCP (Message-Centered Protocol) server designed to interact with tools like Claude Desktop and Perplexity AI.

🚀 Quick Start

This server provides a range of functionalities to interact with GitHub's data and perform various operations. You can start by exploring the supported operations and search syntax described below.

✨ Features

• Code Search: Supports advanced code search based on conditions such as programming language, repository path, and file extension.
• Issue Tracking: Enables querying the status, labels, and authors of issues and pull requests.
• User Information: Allows searching for user types (individual or organization), the number of followers, and geographical locations.
• GitHub API Integration: Performs various operations through GitHub's REST API, such as repository access and code search.

💻 Usage Examples

Supported Operations

Code-related Operations

1. searchCode(query: string) - Search for code based on the given query.
2. getFilesInRepo(owner: string, repo: string, path?: string) - Get the list of files in the specified repository or path.
3. getFileContent(owner: string, repo: string, file_path: string) - Return the content of the specified file.
4. searchCodeByLanguage(language: string) - Search for code by programming language.
5. searchCodeByPath(path: string) - Search for code by path.
6. searchCodeByExtension(extension: string) - Search for code by file extension.

Issue and Pull Request-related Operations

1. searchIssues(query: string) - Search for issues and pull requests.
2. getIssueDetails(owner: string, repo: string, issue_number: number) - Get the detailed information of the specified issue.
3. createIssue(title: string, content: string, owner: string, repo: string, labels?: Array<string>) - Create a new issue or pull request.
4. updateIssueStatus(issue_id: string, state: string) - Update the status (open or closed) of an issue or pull request.

User Information-related Operations

1. searchUsers(query: string) - Search for users or organizations.
2. getUserDetails(username: string) - Get the detailed information of the specified user, including repositories, followers, and participated projects.
3. followUser(followee: string) - Follow the specified user.

Repository and Team Management

1. getRepositoryDetails(owner: string, repo: string) - Get the detailed information of the specified repository, including the member list and permissions.
2. createRepository(name: string, description?: string) - Create a new repository.
3. addRepositoryMember(repo_id: string, username: string, role: string) - Add a new member to the specified repository.

Code Review and Collaboration

1. requestReview(pull_request_id: string, reviewer: string) - Request a code review for the specified pull request.
2. leaveComment(file_path: string, content: string, pull_request_id: string) - Leave a comment on the specified file.
3. approvePullRequest(pull_request_id: string) - Approve the specified pull request.

Search Syntax

Code Search

• Use language: to filter by programming language, e.g., language:javascript.
• Use repo:owner/name to specify a repository, e.g., repo:octocat/hello-world.
• Use path: to specify a path, e.g., path:app/src.
• Use extension: to filter by file extension, e.g., extension:js.

Issue Search

• Use is:issue or is:pr to distinguish between issue or pull request types.
• Use is:open or is:closed to specify the status.
• Use label: to filter by labels, e.g., label:bug.
• Use author: to search by author.

User Search

• Use type:user or type:org to distinguish between user or organization types.
• Use followers:> to filter by the number of followers, e.g., followers:>100.