GitHub Mapper MCP Server

What is GitHub Mapper MCP Server?

GitHub Mapper MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) tool designed to map and analyze GitHub repositories, allowing users to import repository maps directly into their code editors.

How to use GitHub Mapper MCP Server?

To use the GitHub Mapper, set your GitHub Personal Access Token, start the server, and use the provided commands to map and analyze repositories.

Key features of GitHub Mapper MCP Server?

• Set GitHub Personal Access Token for authentication
• Map and analyze GitHub repository structure
• Retrieve summary information about repositories (stars, forks, language, etc.)
• Provide detailed repository file structure

Use cases of GitHub Mapper MCP Server?

1. Analyzing the structure of open-source projects on GitHub.
2. Importing repository maps into local development environments.
3. Generating summary statistics for project management.

FAQ from GitHub Mapper MCP Server?

• How do I set my GitHub token?

You can set your GitHub token using the set-github-token command in your IDE.

• What happens if I don't set my GitHub token?

You will receive an error message prompting you to set the token before proceeding.

• Can I use GitHub Mapper with any repository?

Yes, as long as you have the appropriate permissions set in your GitHub Personal Access Token.