Bring product understanding into the workflows you already run through MCP.
GitMir publishes one MCP endpoint with seventeen tools. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code are all strong at writing and editing code, and they all speak MCP — so from inside them your agent can ask what something is, what depends on it, what a change would reach, whether an action is allowed from the state a record is in, and what work is waiting, without you leaving the tool you already use.
Open the access screen in the workspace and reveal your key.
Copy the endpoint and key into your client's configuration — one JSON block or one command, given per client.
Restart the client; you know it worked when it lists seventeen gitmir_ tools.
Ask it something about the product and it will use those instead of reading files.
Almost all of it is read-only, on purpose: no tool returns the reading in bulk, and asking for an export is not an oversight to work around. The key belongs to one person, and rotating it disconnects any client still using the old one. Tools only answer about repositories that have been read; anything you have not connected is invisible to them. We publish setup instructions for each client, but we have not yet published an end-to-end session record for any of them, so the site does not claim one.
Three models are published in full and open without an account. Ask one of them the question this page is about.