GitHub MCP

Use this integration to connect securely with a GitHub Model Context Protocol (MCP) server and access its tools in real time.

Utilities · GitHub MCP MCP

Details

ID	`GitHub MCP`
Provider	Microsoft
Category	Utilities
From Version	8.13.0
Docker Image	`demisto/mcp:1.0.0.10325753`
Supported Modules	Agentix Cloud Runtime Security Cloud Posture Security XSIAM EDR Cortex Cloud

Enabled Toolsets (21 options)

If no toolsets are selected, GitHub's default toolsets 'context', 'repos', 'issues', 'pull_requests', and 'users' will be enabled.

context actions code_security dependabot discussions gists git issues labels notifications orgs projects pull_requests repos secret_protection security_advisories stargazers users copilot copilot_spaces github_support_docs_search

Connection settings

Parameter	Name	Type	Required	Default
Personal Access Token	`token`	Credentials	Yes	—
Enabled Toolsets	`enabled_toolsets`	Multi select	No	—
Enable Read-Only Tools	`readonly`	Boolean	No	—

Commands (2)

An MCP server publishes no fixed command set: list-tools and call-tool are the protocol plumbing, and the tools they reach are discovered from the remote server when the instance connects. The pack cannot name them ahead of time, so neither can this page.

call-tool
Calls a specific tool on the GitHub MCP server with optional input parameters.
list-tools
Retrieves a list of available tools in the GitHub MCP server.

Source

GitHubMCP.py GitHubMCP_test.py GitHubMCP.yml GitHubMCP_description.md

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#### Create a Fine-grained Personal Access Token

1. In GitHub, click your **profile picture** (upper-right), then **Settings**.
2. In the left sidebar, click **Developer settings**.
3. Under **Personal access tokens**, click **Fine-grained tokens**.
4. Click **Generate new token**.
5. Enter a **Token name**.
6. Select an **Expiration** for the token.
7. (Optional) Add a **Description**.
8. Select a **Resource owner**.
9. Under **Repository access**, select which repositories the token can access. Choose minimal access.
10. Under **Permissions**, select the necessary permissions. Choose minimal permissions.
11. Click **Generate token**.

#### Advanced Configuration Parameters

* **Enabled Toolsets**: Select the specific GitHub toolsets to enable. If no toolsets are selected, GitHub's default toolsets 'context', 'repos', 'issues', 'pull_requests', and 'users' will be enabled.
  For detailed documentation on available toolsets, refer to: [GitHub MCP Tools](https://github.com/github/github-mcp-server?tab=readme-ov-file#tools)

* **Enable Read-Only Tools**: When enabled, the integration will only use read-only tools, preventing any write operations to GitHub.