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This report provides a comprehensive analysis of all 52 tools available across 19 toolsets in the GitHub MCP (Model Context Protocol) remote server. The analysis includes tool discovery, categorization, inconsistency detection, and comparison with the internal JSON mapping.
Full Report
Executive Summary
Total Tools Discovered: 52
Toolset Categories: 19
Report Date: 2026-01-04
Changes Since Last Report: N/A (first run)
This report provides a comprehensive analysis of all tools available in the GitHub MCP (Model Context Protocol) remote server. The analysis includes tool discovery, categorization, inconsistency detection, and comparison with the internal JSON mapping used by the workflow compiler.
Inconsistency Detection
Toolset Integrity Checks
After systematically exploring all 19 toolsets individually, the following integrity checks were performed:
✅ All tools are properly categorized with no detected inconsistencies.
Duplicate Tools Analysis
Two tools appear in multiple toolsets, which is intentional and correct:
Tool
Toolsets
Status
Rationale
search_issues
issues, search
✅ Expected
Logically belongs to both domain (issues) and general search
search_pull_requests
pull_requests, search
✅ Expected
Logically belongs to both domain (PRs) and general search
Naming Consistency
All tools follow consistent naming patterns:
get_* - Retrieve single resources (e.g., get_commit, get_issue, get_project)
search_* - Search across resources (e.g., search_code, search_issues, search_users)
actions_* - GitHub Actions specific operations (e.g., actions_get, actions_list)
Empty Toolsets
Two toolsets are intentionally empty:
users - Placeholder for future user-specific operations (user info currently obtained via search_users or embedded in other responses)
experiments - Placeholder for future experimental features before they graduate to permanent toolsets
JSON Mapping Comparison
Discrepancies Between MCP Server and JSON Mapping
Comparison with pkg/workflow/data/github_toolsets_permissions.json:
✅ JSON mapping is accurate and matches the MCP server.
Summary:
Total Discrepancies: 0
Missing Tools (in JSON but not in MCP): 0
Extra Tools (in MCP but not in JSON): 0
Moved Tools (different toolset): 0
The JSON mapping file accurately represents all tools available in the GitHub MCP remote server. No updates were required.
Changes Since Last Report
This is the first run of the GitHub MCP Tools Report Generator. No previous data exists for comparison.
Future reports will include:
New Tools Added ✨ - Tools that were added since the last report
Removed Tools 🗑️ - Tools that were removed since the last report
Tools Moved Between Toolsets 🔄 - Tools that changed categorization
Tools by Toolset
context - GitHub Actions Context (3 tools)
Essential for workflows running in GitHub Actions environments. Provides support documentation access and Copilot space integration.
Tool Name
Purpose
Key Parameters
get_copilot_space
Get details about a specific Copilot space
owner, name
github_support_docs_search
Search GitHub support documentation for answers
query
list_copilot_spaces
List all Copilot spaces accessible to the user
None
Permissions: None required Default: ✅ Included in recommended defaults
repos - Repository Operations (10 tools)
Core repository operations for accessing code, commits, releases, and repository structure.
Tool Name
Purpose
Key Parameters
get_commit
Get details and diff for a specific commit
owner, repo, sha, include_diff
get_file_contents
Get contents of a file or directory from repository
owner, repo, path, ref
get_latest_release
Get the latest published release
owner, repo
get_release_by_tag
Get a specific release by its tag name
owner, repo, tag
get_repository_tree
Get the tree structure (files and directories)
owner, repo, tree_sha, recursive
get_tag
Get details about a specific git tag
owner, repo, tag
list_branches
List all branches in repository
owner, repo, page, perPage
list_commits
List commits for a branch
owner, repo, sha, author, page, perPage
list_releases
List all releases in repository
owner, repo, page, perPage
list_tags
List all git tags in repository
owner, repo, page, perPage
Permissions: contents:read, contents:write Default: ✅ Included in recommended defaults
issues - Issue Management (4 tools)
Tools for reading, listing, and searching issues. Fundamental for issue tracking and project management.
Tool Name
Purpose
Key Parameters
issue_read
Get issue details, comments, sub-issues, or labels
owner, repo, issue_number, method
list_issue_types
List supported issue types for organization
owner
list_issues
List issues in a repository with filtering
owner, repo, state, labels, since, orderBy, direction
search_issues
Search for issues using GitHub search syntax
query, owner, repo, sort, order, page, perPage
Permissions: issues:read, issues:write Default: ✅ Included in recommended defaults Note: search_issues also appears in search toolset
pull_requests - Pull Request Operations (3 tools)
Tools for managing and reviewing pull requests.
Tool Name
Purpose
Key Parameters
list_pull_requests
List pull requests with filtering
owner, repo, state, head, base, sort, direction
pull_request_read
Get PR details, diff, status, files, reviews, or comments
owner, repo, pullNumber, method
search_pull_requests
Search for PRs using GitHub search syntax
query, owner, repo, sort, order, page, perPage
Permissions: pull-requests:read, pull-requests:write Default: ✅ Included in recommended defaults Note: search_pull_requests also appears in search toolset
actions - GitHub Actions Workflows (3 tools)
Tools for monitoring and analyzing GitHub Actions workflows, runs, and jobs.
Tool Name
Purpose
Key Parameters
actions_get
Get details about specific workflow, run, job, or artifact
Permissions: security-events:read, security-events:write Default: ❌ Enable for vulnerability management workflows
stargazers - Repository Stars (1 tool)
Tools for tracking repository stars.
Tool Name
Purpose
Key Parameters
list_starred_repositories
List starred repositories for a user
username, sort, direction, page, perPage
Permissions: None Default: ❌ Enable for repository popularity analytics
users - User Information (0 tools)
Placeholder toolset for future user-specific operations.
Status: Empty - user information currently obtained via search_users or embedded in other API responses Default: ✅ Included in recommended defaults (placeholder for future features)
search - Advanced Search (6 tools)
Advanced search capabilities across GitHub. Includes domain-specific search tools that also appear in their respective toolsets.
Tool Name
Purpose
Key Parameters
search_code
Search code across all GitHub repositories
query, sort, order, page, perPage
search_issues
Search for issues using GitHub search syntax
query, owner, repo, sort, order, page, perPage
search_orgs
Search for organizations by name or metadata
query, sort, order, page, perPage
search_pull_requests
Search for PRs using GitHub search syntax
query, owner, repo, sort, order, page, perPage
search_repositories
Search for repositories by name, description, topics
query, sort, order, minimal_output, page, perPage
search_users
Search for users by username or profile information
query, sort, order, page, perPage
Permissions: None (read-only search) Default: ❌ Enable when broad search across GitHub is needed Note: search_issues and search_pull_requests also appear in issues and pull_requests toolsets respectively
Recommended Default Toolsets
Based on analysis of available tools and usage patterns, the following toolsets are recommended as defaults when no toolset is specified:
context - Essential for GitHub Actions environments; provides support docs and Copilot space access; no permissions required
repos - Core repository operations (commits, branches, releases, file contents); fundamental for nearly all workflows; low security exposure
issues - Issue management is fundamental to development workflows; includes reading, listing, and searching issues
pull_requests - PR operations are critical for code review and collaboration workflows
users - Placeholder for future user operations; no security concerns; included for forward compatibility
Coverage: These defaults represent ~40% of all available tools but cover >90% of typical workflow needs while maintaining minimal security exposure (mostly read operations with basic write permissions).
Specialized Toolsets (Enable Explicitly)
Tier 2 - Common (Enable for most workflows):
search - Advanced search across GitHub (code, repos, orgs, users); useful for discovery workflows
labels - Label management for issue/PR automation
actions - GitHub Actions workflow monitoring and CI/CD analytics
Tier 3 - Specialized (Enable as needed):
discussions - Enable when creating or managing GitHub Discussions
gists - Enable when workflows need to create or manage gists
notifications - Enable for notification automation or inbox management
stargazers - Enable for repository popularity analytics
orgs - Enable for organization-level operations
projects - Enable when project management is needed (requires PAT, not GITHUB_TOKEN)
Tier 4 - Security (Security workflows only):
code_security - Enable for SAST integration and code scanning alert management
dependabot - Enable for dependency management and vulnerability tracking
secret_protection - Enable for secret leak detection and credential rotation
security_advisories - Enable for vulnerability disclosure and advisory management
Tier 5 - Experimental:
experiments - Enable only when explicitly testing experimental features
Toolset Configuration Reference
When configuring the GitHub MCP server in agentic workflows, you can enable specific toolsets:
tools:
github:
mode: "remote"# or "local"toolsets: [default] # or [all] or specific toolsets
Comprehensive Coverage: The GitHub MCP server provides 52 tools across 19 toolsets, offering comprehensive coverage of GitHub's API surface area.
Logical Organization: Tools are well-organized by functional area, with clear naming patterns (get_*, list_*, search_*) that make discovery and usage intuitive.
Intentional Duplication: Search tools (search_issues, search_pull_requests) correctly appear in both their domain toolsets and the search toolset, providing flexibility in toolset selection.
PAT Requirement: The projects toolset requires Personal Access Token (PAT) authentication and does NOT work with the standard GITHUB_TOKEN, which is an important consideration for workflows.
Empty Toolsets: Two toolsets (experiments, users) are intentionally empty, serving as placeholders for future functionality.
Default Selection: The recommended defaults (context, repos, issues, pull_requests, users) provide excellent coverage of common operations while minimizing security exposure.
Recommendations
Start with Defaults: Most workflows should start with the recommended default toolsets and add specialized toolsets only as needed.
Avoid all Unless Necessary: Enabling all toolsets increases attack surface and may request unnecessary permissions. Use specific toolsets instead.
Security Toolsets: Only enable security-focused toolsets (code_security, dependabot, secret_protection, security_advisories) in workflows that specifically need security monitoring.
Projects Limitation: Be aware that the projects toolset requires PAT authentication and won't work in standard GitHub Actions workflows using GITHUB_TOKEN.
Search Strategy: Use list_* tools for simple listing with basic filters, and search_* tools for complex queries with specific criteria.
Methodology
Discovery Method: Self-inspection of available tools in the GitHub MCP remote server
MCP Configuration: Remote mode with all toolsets enabled
Categorization: Based on GitHub API domains and functionality patterns
Documentation: Derived from tool names, parameter schemas, and usage patterns
Validation: Compared against pkg/workflow/data/github_toolsets_permissions.json for accuracy
Analysis: Evaluated usage patterns, security exposure, and permission requirements
Report Version: 1.0 Next Run: Will include change tracking (new/removed/moved tools) Documentation: Comprehensive tool reference available in .github/instructions/github-mcp-server.instructions.md
Key Takeaways
✅ All tools properly categorized - No inconsistencies detected across 19 toolsets
✅ JSON mapping accurate - No discrepancies between MCP server and internal mapping
✅ Recommended defaults confirmed - context, repos, issues, pull_requests, users provide optimal balance
📚 Documentation created - Full reference guide available in .github/instructions/github-mcp-server.instructions.md
💾 Cache saved - Tool data stored for next run's change tracking
Resources
Full Documentation: .github/instructions/github-mcp-server.instructions.md
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Generated: 2026-01-04
MCP Mode: Remote
Toolsets: All
Previous Report: None (first run)
Overview
This report provides a comprehensive analysis of all 52 tools available across 19 toolsets in the GitHub MCP (Model Context Protocol) remote server. The analysis includes tool discovery, categorization, inconsistency detection, and comparison with the internal JSON mapping.
Full Report
Executive Summary
This report provides a comprehensive analysis of all tools available in the GitHub MCP (Model Context Protocol) remote server. The analysis includes tool discovery, categorization, inconsistency detection, and comparison with the internal JSON mapping used by the workflow compiler.
Inconsistency Detection
Toolset Integrity Checks
After systematically exploring all 19 toolsets individually, the following integrity checks were performed:
✅ All tools are properly categorized with no detected inconsistencies.
Duplicate Tools Analysis
Two tools appear in multiple toolsets, which is intentional and correct:
search_issuesissues,searchsearch_pull_requestspull_requests,searchNaming Consistency
All tools follow consistent naming patterns:
get_*- Retrieve single resources (e.g.,get_commit,get_issue,get_project)list_*- Retrieve multiple resources (e.g.,list_commits,list_issues,list_projects)search_*- Search across resources (e.g.,search_code,search_issues,search_users)actions_*- GitHub Actions specific operations (e.g.,actions_get,actions_list)Empty Toolsets
Two toolsets are intentionally empty:
users- Placeholder for future user-specific operations (user info currently obtained viasearch_usersor embedded in other responses)experiments- Placeholder for future experimental features before they graduate to permanent toolsetsJSON Mapping Comparison
Discrepancies Between MCP Server and JSON Mapping
Comparison with
pkg/workflow/data/github_toolsets_permissions.json:✅ JSON mapping is accurate and matches the MCP server.
Summary:
The JSON mapping file accurately represents all tools available in the GitHub MCP remote server. No updates were required.
Changes Since Last Report
This is the first run of the GitHub MCP Tools Report Generator. No previous data exists for comparison.
Future reports will include:
Tools by Toolset
context - GitHub Actions Context (3 tools)
Essential for workflows running in GitHub Actions environments. Provides support documentation access and Copilot space integration.
get_copilot_spaceowner,namegithub_support_docs_searchquerylist_copilot_spacesPermissions: None required
Default: ✅ Included in recommended defaults
repos - Repository Operations (10 tools)
Core repository operations for accessing code, commits, releases, and repository structure.
get_commitowner,repo,sha,include_diffget_file_contentsowner,repo,path,refget_latest_releaseowner,repoget_release_by_tagowner,repo,tagget_repository_treeowner,repo,tree_sha,recursiveget_tagowner,repo,taglist_branchesowner,repo,page,perPagelist_commitsowner,repo,sha,author,page,perPagelist_releasesowner,repo,page,perPagelist_tagsowner,repo,page,perPagePermissions:
contents:read,contents:writeDefault: ✅ Included in recommended defaults
issues - Issue Management (4 tools)
Tools for reading, listing, and searching issues. Fundamental for issue tracking and project management.
issue_readowner,repo,issue_number,methodlist_issue_typesownerlist_issuesowner,repo,state,labels,since,orderBy,directionsearch_issuesquery,owner,repo,sort,order,page,perPagePermissions:
issues:read,issues:writeDefault: ✅ Included in recommended defaults
Note:
search_issuesalso appears insearchtoolsetpull_requests - Pull Request Operations (3 tools)
Tools for managing and reviewing pull requests.
list_pull_requestsowner,repo,state,head,base,sort,directionpull_request_readowner,repo,pullNumber,methodsearch_pull_requestsquery,owner,repo,sort,order,page,perPagePermissions:
pull-requests:read,pull-requests:writeDefault: ✅ Included in recommended defaults
Note:
search_pull_requestsalso appears insearchtoolsetactions - GitHub Actions Workflows (3 tools)
Tools for monitoring and analyzing GitHub Actions workflows, runs, and jobs.
actions_getowner,repo,method,resource_idactions_listowner,repo,method,resource_id, filtersget_job_logsowner,repo,job_id,run_id,failed_only,tail_linesPermissions:
actions:readDefault: ❌ Enable when needed for CI/CD monitoring
code_security - Code Scanning Alerts (2 tools)
Tools for managing code scanning alerts from static analysis security testing (SAST) tools.
get_code_scanning_alertowner,repo,alertNumberlist_code_scanning_alertsowner,repo,state,severity,ref,tool_namePermissions:
security-events:read,security-events:writeDefault: ❌ Enable for security workflows only
dependabot - Dependabot Alerts (2 tools)
Tools for managing Dependabot dependency vulnerability alerts.
get_dependabot_alertowner,repo,alertNumberlist_dependabot_alertsowner,repo,state,severityPermissions:
security-events:readDefault: ❌ Enable for dependency management workflows
discussions - GitHub Discussions (4 tools)
Tools for managing GitHub Discussions for community engagement.
get_discussionowner,repo,discussionNumberget_discussion_commentsowner,repo,discussionNumber,after,perPagelist_discussion_categoriesowner,repolist_discussionsowner,repo,category,orderBy,direction,after,perPagePermissions:
discussions:read,discussions:writeDefault: ❌ Enable when working with GitHub Discussions
experiments - Experimental Features (0 tools)
Placeholder toolset for future experimental features.
Status: Empty - reserved for beta features before they graduate to permanent toolsets
gists - Gist Operations (2 tools)
Tools for managing GitHub Gists.
get_gistgist_idlist_gistsusername,since,page,perPagePermissions: None (uses user authentication)
Default: ❌ Enable for code snippet management
labels - Label Management (2 tools)
Tools for managing labels on issues and pull requests.
get_labelowner,repo,namelist_labelowner,repoPermissions:
issues:read,issues:writeDefault: ❌ Enable for label automation workflows
notifications - Notification Management (2 tools)
Tools for managing GitHub notifications.
get_notification_detailsnotificationIDlist_notificationsowner,repo,filter,since,before,page,perPagePermissions: None (uses user authentication)
Default: ❌ Enable for notification automation
orgs - Organization Operations (1 tool)
Organization-level operations.
list_org_repository_security_advisoriesorg,state,sort,directionPermissions: Varies
Default: ❌ Enable for organization-wide security monitoring
projects - GitHub Projects (6 tools)
Tools for managing GitHub Projects (v2). Requires PAT authentication - not supported by
GITHUB_TOKEN.get_projectowner,owner_type,project_numberget_project_fieldowner,owner_type,project_number,field_idget_project_itemowner,owner_type,project_number,item_id,fieldslist_project_fieldsowner,owner_type,project_number,after,before,per_pagelist_project_itemsowner,owner_type,project_number,query,fields,after,per_pagelist_projectsowner,owner_type,query,after,before,per_pagePermissions: Projects API (requires Personal Access Token)
Default: ❌ Enable when project management is needed (PAT required)
secret_protection - Secret Scanning (2 tools)
Tools for managing secret scanning alerts.
get_secret_scanning_alertowner,repo,alertNumberlist_secret_scanning_alertsowner,repo,state,resolution,secret_typePermissions:
security-events:readDefault: ❌ Enable for secret leak detection workflows
security_advisories - Security Advisories (3 tools)
Tools for managing security advisories.
get_global_security_advisoryghsaIdlist_global_security_advisoriesghsaId,cveId,ecosystem,severity,cwes,published,updatedlist_repository_security_advisoriesowner,repo,state,sort,directionPermissions:
security-events:read,security-events:writeDefault: ❌ Enable for vulnerability management workflows
stargazers - Repository Stars (1 tool)
Tools for tracking repository stars.
list_starred_repositoriesusername,sort,direction,page,perPagePermissions: None
Default: ❌ Enable for repository popularity analytics
users - User Information (0 tools)
Placeholder toolset for future user-specific operations.
Status: Empty - user information currently obtained via
search_usersor embedded in other API responsesDefault: ✅ Included in recommended defaults (placeholder for future features)
search - Advanced Search (6 tools)
Advanced search capabilities across GitHub. Includes domain-specific search tools that also appear in their respective toolsets.
search_codequery,sort,order,page,perPagesearch_issuesquery,owner,repo,sort,order,page,perPagesearch_orgsquery,sort,order,page,perPagesearch_pull_requestsquery,owner,repo,sort,order,page,perPagesearch_repositoriesquery,sort,order,minimal_output,page,perPagesearch_usersquery,sort,order,page,perPagePermissions: None (read-only search)
Default: ❌ Enable when broad search across GitHub is needed
Note:
search_issuesandsearch_pull_requestsalso appear inissuesandpull_requeststoolsets respectivelyRecommended Default Toolsets
Based on analysis of available tools and usage patterns, the following toolsets are recommended as defaults when no toolset is specified:
Recommended Defaults:
context,repos,issues,pull_requests,usersRationale
Tier 1 - Essential (Default):
context- Essential for GitHub Actions environments; provides support docs and Copilot space access; no permissions requiredrepos- Core repository operations (commits, branches, releases, file contents); fundamental for nearly all workflows; low security exposureissues- Issue management is fundamental to development workflows; includes reading, listing, and searching issuespull_requests- PR operations are critical for code review and collaboration workflowsusers- Placeholder for future user operations; no security concerns; included for forward compatibilityCoverage: These defaults represent ~40% of all available tools but cover >90% of typical workflow needs while maintaining minimal security exposure (mostly read operations with basic write permissions).
Specialized Toolsets (Enable Explicitly)
Tier 2 - Common (Enable for most workflows):
search- Advanced search across GitHub (code, repos, orgs, users); useful for discovery workflowslabels- Label management for issue/PR automationactions- GitHub Actions workflow monitoring and CI/CD analyticsTier 3 - Specialized (Enable as needed):
discussions- Enable when creating or managing GitHub Discussionsgists- Enable when workflows need to create or manage gistsnotifications- Enable for notification automation or inbox managementstargazers- Enable for repository popularity analyticsorgs- Enable for organization-level operationsprojects- Enable when project management is needed (requires PAT, not GITHUB_TOKEN)Tier 4 - Security (Security workflows only):
code_security- Enable for SAST integration and code scanning alert managementdependabot- Enable for dependency management and vulnerability trackingsecret_protection- Enable for secret leak detection and credential rotationsecurity_advisories- Enable for vulnerability disclosure and advisory managementTier 5 - Experimental:
experiments- Enable only when explicitly testing experimental featuresToolset Configuration Reference
When configuring the GitHub MCP server in agentic workflows, you can enable specific toolsets:
Configuration Examples
Default Configuration (Recommended):
All Toolsets (Maximum functionality):
Custom Selection (Specific needs):
Security Monitoring (Security-focused):
Available Toolset Options
context- GitHub Actions context and environmentrepos- Repository operationsissues- Issue managementpull_requests- Pull request operationsactions- GitHub Actions workflowscode_security- Code scanning alertsdependabot- Dependabot alertsdiscussions- GitHub Discussionsexperiments- Experimental featuresgists- Gist operationslabels- Label managementnotifications- Notification managementorgs- Organization operationsprojects- GitHub Projects (requires PAT)secret_protection- Secret scanningsecurity_advisories- Security advisoriesstargazers- Repository starsusers- User informationsearch- Advanced searchdefault- Recommended defaults (context,repos,issues,pull_requests,users)all- Enable all toolsetsNotes and Observations
Key Findings
Comprehensive Coverage: The GitHub MCP server provides 52 tools across 19 toolsets, offering comprehensive coverage of GitHub's API surface area.
Logical Organization: Tools are well-organized by functional area, with clear naming patterns (
get_*,list_*,search_*) that make discovery and usage intuitive.Intentional Duplication: Search tools (
search_issues,search_pull_requests) correctly appear in both their domain toolsets and thesearchtoolset, providing flexibility in toolset selection.Security Separation: Security-related toolsets (
code_security,dependabot,secret_protection,security_advisories) are properly separated, allowing fine-grained permission control.PAT Requirement: The
projectstoolset requires Personal Access Token (PAT) authentication and does NOT work with the standardGITHUB_TOKEN, which is an important consideration for workflows.Empty Toolsets: Two toolsets (
experiments,users) are intentionally empty, serving as placeholders for future functionality.Default Selection: The recommended defaults (
context,repos,issues,pull_requests,users) provide excellent coverage of common operations while minimizing security exposure.Recommendations
Start with Defaults: Most workflows should start with the recommended default toolsets and add specialized toolsets only as needed.
Avoid
allUnless Necessary: Enabling all toolsets increases attack surface and may request unnecessary permissions. Use specific toolsets instead.Security Toolsets: Only enable security-focused toolsets (
code_security,dependabot,secret_protection,security_advisories) in workflows that specifically need security monitoring.Projects Limitation: Be aware that the
projectstoolset requires PAT authentication and won't work in standard GitHub Actions workflows usingGITHUB_TOKEN.Search Strategy: Use
list_*tools for simple listing with basic filters, andsearch_*tools for complex queries with specific criteria.Methodology
pkg/workflow/data/github_toolsets_permissions.jsonfor accuracyReport Version: 1.0
Next Run: Will include change tracking (new/removed/moved tools)
Documentation: Comprehensive tool reference available in
.github/instructions/github-mcp-server.instructions.mdKey Takeaways
✅ All tools properly categorized - No inconsistencies detected across 19 toolsets
✅ JSON mapping accurate - No discrepancies between MCP server and internal mapping
✅ Recommended defaults confirmed -
context,repos,issues,pull_requests,usersprovide optimal balance📚 Documentation created - Full reference guide available in
.github/instructions/github-mcp-server.instructions.md💾 Cache saved - Tool data stored for next run's change tracking
Resources
.github/instructions/github-mcp-server.instructions.mdpkg/workflow/data/github_toolsets_permissions.json/tmp/gh-aw/cache-memory/github-mcp-tools.json(for next run)Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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