github-checkout-commit-tools
A repository to demonstrate the new checkout and commit tools for the GitHub MCP server
Documentation
GitHub Checkout and Commit Tools
This repository demonstrates the new checkout and commit tools for the GitHub MCP server.
Features
- 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
Usage
These tools can be used with the GitHub MCP server to perform Git operations directly from Claude.
Example
This line was added using the `commit_and_push_file` tool!
Frequently asked questions
What is github-checkout-commit-tools?
github-checkout-commit-tools is A repository to demonstrate the new checkout and commit tools for the GitHub MCP server
How do I install github-checkout-commit-tools?
Open the GitHub repository and follow its README. Most MCP servers are added to your client's MCP config, then called by your agent.
Is github-checkout-commit-tools open source?
Yes — it is hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/tmw397/github-checkout-commit-tools.
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