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1. Some LLMs support function calling. That means they are given a list of tools with descriptions of those tools.
2. Rather than answering your question in one go, the LLM can say it wants to call a function.
3. Your client (developer tool etc) will call that function and pass the results to the LLM.
4. The LLM will continue and either complete the conversation or call more tools (functions)
5. MCP is gaining traction as a standard way of adding tools/functions to LLMs.
GitMCP
I haven't looked too deeply but I can guess.
1. Will have a bunch of API endpoints that the LLM can call to look at your code. probably stuff like, get_file, get_folder etc.
2. When you ask the LLM for example "Tell me how to add observability to the code", the LLM can make calls to get the code and start to look at it.
3. The LLM can keep on making calls to GitMCP until it has enough context to answer the question.
Hope this helps.
What does this mean? How does it work? How can I understand how it works? The requirements, limitations, constraints? The landing page tells me nothing! Worse, it doesn't have any links or suggestions as to how I could possibly learn how it works.
> Congratulations! The chosen GitHub project is now fully accessible to your AI.
What does this mean??
> GitMCP serves as a bridge between your GitHub repository's documentation and AI assistants by implementing the Model Context Protocol (MCP). When an AI assistant requires information from your repository, it sends a request to GitMCP. GitMCP retrieves the relevant content and provides semantic search capabilities, ensuring efficient and accurate information delivery.
MCP is a protocol that defines a number of concrete resource types (tools, prompts, etc.) -- each of which have very specific behaviors, semantics, etc. -- and none of which are identified by this project's documentation as what it actually implements!
Specifically what aspects of the MCP are you proxying here? Specifically how do you parse a repo's data and transform it into whatever MCP resources you're supporting? I looked for this information and found it nowhere?