Simple Merge Review MCP
Provides lightweight Git merge analysis with quick overviews of changes, file lists, and branch status without complex conflict checks.
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Simple Merge Review MCP
A lightweight MCP server for quick Git merge analysis. Shows only essential information without complex conflict checks.
🚀 Features
- Quick Merge Overview - core change statistics
- Changed Files List - what will be affected by merge
- Simple Statistics - number of commits, lines, files
📦 Installation
# Clone the repository
git clone <repository-url>
cd local-merge-review-mcp
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Build the project
npm run build
🛠️ Just 2 Simple Tools
1. show_merge_diff
Show changes between branches before merge.
await mcp.call_tool("show_merge_diff", {
repoPath: "/path/to/your/repo",
fromBranch: "main", // optional, defaults to main
toBranch: "feature/new-feature" // optional, defaults to current
});
Result:
{
"sourceBranch": "main",
"targetBranch": "feature/new-feature",
"filesChanged": ["src/component.js", "package.json", "README.md"],
"insertions": 45,
"deletions": 12,
"commits": 3,
"summary": "3 commits, 3 files, +45/-12 lines"
}
2. quick_merge_summary
Quick merge change summary.
await mcp.call_tool("quick_merge_summary", {
repoPath: "/path/to/your/repo",
branch: "feature/auth" // optional, defaults to current
});
Result:
{
"currentBranch": "feature/auth",
"baseBranch": "main",
"message": "5 commits ahead",
"aheadBy": 5,
"behindBy": 0,
"needsMerge": true
}
📋 Common Use Cases
Quick Pre-merge Check
"Show changes in feature/payment branch compared to main"
# show_merge_diff
Branch Status Check
"How many commits ahead is the current branch?"
# quick_merge_summary
Understanding Change Scope
"How many files will change after merging this branch?"
# show_merge_diff + file list analysis
📝 Usage with Claude Example
"Show changes between main and feature/auth in /home/user/myproject"
"How many commits ahead is current branch from main?"
"Which files will change after merge?"
⚡ Why Simple is Better
- Fast - no complex conflict checks
- Clear - only essential information
- Reliable - minimal dependencies
- Practical - covers 90% of use cases
By default, conflicts are not expected, so complex checks are unnecessary. This MCP shows only what's truly important before merging.
⚠️ Requirements
- Git installed and available in PATH
- Node.js >= 18.0.0
🚧 Easy to Add Features
- Format handling for specific files (.js, .py, etc)
- Package.json version integration
- Basic metrics (lines of code, comments)
- Export to various formats
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