@Rethunk/ Multi Root Git

CI npm version License: MIT

git tools over MCP: status, multi-root inventory, HEAD parity, presets, logs, content search, structured and raw diff views, commit inspection, conflict inspection, fetch, remotes, describe, stash, tag, branch create/delete/rename, batch commit, push, merge, cherry-pick, revert, worktrees, soft-reset, blame, branch listing, and reflog. Install and MCP client wiring: docs/install.md only — do not duplicate those steps elsewhere.

Repository: github.com/Rethunk-AI/mcp-multi-root-git · npmjs (manual releases): @rethunk/mcp-multi-root-git · GitHub Packages (CI on each tag): @rethunk-ai/mcp-multi-root-git — see docs/install.md and HUMANS.md Publishing.

Documentation

Doc	Audience
docs/install.md	Single source for prerequisites, running the package, and every supported MCP client (plus from-source and troubleshooting)
docs/mcp-tools.md	Tool ids, client naming, format / JSON, resource URI, workspace root resolution (canonical reference)
schemas/index.json	Published JSON schemas for all MCP tool parameters (JSON Schema draft 2020-12 format)
HUMANS.md	Preset file, dev commands, CI, publishing
AGENTS.md	Contributors: implementation map (src/server/ + entry src/server.ts), contract bumps, CI
CONTRIBUTING.md	Dev setup, hooks, commit conventions, release checks, and how to add tools
SECURITY.md	Disclosure policy, threat model, and repository safety guidance
specs/README.md	Active / done / parked specification layout used for repo planning

Tools at a glance: see the table in docs/mcp-tools.md.

JSON Schemas

All MCP tool parameters are published as JSON Schema (draft 2020-12) documents in the schemas/ directory. Tools and validators can use these schemas to validate tool input arguments without reading source code.

Schema files:

• schemas/index.json — Index of all 30 tool schemas with file paths
• schemas/{tool_name}.json — Individual schema for each tool (e.g., schemas/batch_commit.json, schemas/git_status.json)

For programmatic use, read schemas/index.json to discover available tools and their schema files.