15 tools from the Gitrama MCP Server, categorised by risk level.
View the Gitrama policy →gitrama_ask
Ask a natural language question about your repository.
Uses Gitrama intelligence to provide context-aware answers.
Example questi... gitrama_diff
Show a risk-annotated diff of current changes.
Overlays Gitrama's structural intelligence on top of the raw git diff —
risk scores, c... 2/5 gitrama_health
Check the Gitrama AI server health status.
Verifies connectivity to the Gitrama AI API and returns
the current server status and MCP ... gitrama_pr
Generate an AI-powered pull request description.
Analyzes the diff between the current branch and the base branch,
then generates a c... gitrama_scan
Run a full structural health scan of the repository.
Scores every file for continuity risk, boundary entropy, and
recurrence patterns... 2/5 gitrama_status
Show the working tree status with AI interpretation.
Displays the current git status including staged, unstaged,
and untracked files ... gitrama_stream_list
List all Gitrama streams in the current repository.
Shows all defined streams with their names, descriptions,
and associated branches... gitrama_stream_status
Show the current Gitrama stream (workflow context).
Streams are Gitrama's concept of workflow focus — they track what
you're working ... gitrama_branch
Generate an AI-powered branch name from a description.
Analyzes your description and generates a conventional branch name
following b... 2/5 gitrama_commit
Generate an AI-powered commit message for currently staged changes.
Analyzes the git diff of staged files and produces a conventional
... 2/5 gitrama_push
Push the current branch to a remote repository.
Pushes committed changes to the specified remote. Optionally sets
the upstream tracki... 2/5 gitrama_stage_and_commit
Stage files and create an AI-powered commit in one step.
Equivalent to `git add <files> && gtr commit -y`. Stages the specified
files... 2/5 gitrama_stream_switch
Switch to a different Gitrama stream (workflow context).
Creates a new stream or switches to an existing one. Streams help
the AI und... 2/5 The Gitrama MCP server exposes 15 tools across 4 categories: Read, Write, Destructive, Execute.
Use Intercept, the open-source MCP proxy. Write YAML rules for each tool — rate limits, argument validation, or deny rules — then run Intercept in front of the Gitrama server.
Gitrama tools are categorised as Read (8), Write (5), Destructive (1), Execute (1). Each category has a recommended default policy.
Open source. One binary. Zero dependencies.
npx -y @policylayer/intercept