Capability-gated Gerrit code review tools with opt-in review notifications pushed into the session
Gerrit Code Review is an MCP integration. Capability-gated Gerrit code review tools with opt-in review notifications pushed into the session.
The published oci package is ghcr.io/gaijinentertainment/go-gerrit-mcp:1.1.3. Its declared MCP transport is stdio.
The package declares GERRIT_URL (required): Base URL of the Gerrit instance; GERRIT_USERNAME (required): Account username for HTTP authentication; GERRIT_TOKEN (required): HTTP password or token of the account; GERRIT_MCP_GROUPS: Comma-separated capability groups to enable: read, comment, transition; GERRIT_MCP_PROJECTS: Comma-separated Gerrit project allowlist confining every operation; GERRIT_MCP_OWN_CHANGES_ONLY: Refuse trail-leaving operations on changes not owned by the authenticated account; GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS: Enable review notifications: poll Gerrit for activity on subscribed changes and push it into the agent's session (requires a client with channel support); GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS_POLL_INTERVAL: Poll cadence for subscribed changes, as a Go duration; GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS_INCLUDE_OWN: Keep the authenticated account's own activity in review notifications; GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS_EXCLUDE_ACCOUNTS: Comma-separated usernames or numeric account IDs whose activity never becomes a review notification; GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS_EXCLUDE_PATTERNS: Comma-separated regular expressions; matching message or comment text never becomes a review notification.
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View the publisher’s registry entry · Project repository. This profile uses version 1.1.3 from the registry. Registration identifies the publisher namespace; it does not establish that this is a first-party integration for every service it connects.
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| Variable | Description | Required |
|---|---|---|
| GERRIT_URL | Base URL of the Gerrit instance | Yes |
| GERRIT_USERNAME | Account username for HTTP authentication | Yes |
| GERRIT_TOKEN | HTTP password or token of the account | Yes |
| GERRIT_MCP_GROUPS | Comma-separated capability groups to enable: read, comment, transition | Optional |
| GERRIT_MCP_PROJECTS | Comma-separated Gerrit project allowlist confining every operation | Optional |
| GERRIT_MCP_OWN_CHANGES_ONLY | Refuse trail-leaving operations on changes not owned by the authenticated account | Optional |
| GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS | Enable review notifications: poll Gerrit for activity on subscribed changes and push it into the agent's session (requires a client with channel support) | Optional |
| GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS_POLL_INTERVAL | Poll cadence for subscribed changes, as a Go duration | Optional |
| GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS_INCLUDE_OWN | Keep the authenticated account's own activity in review notifications | Optional |
| GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS_EXCLUDE_ACCOUNTS | Comma-separated usernames or numeric account IDs whose activity never becomes a review notification | Optional |
| GERRIT_MCP_REVIEW_NOTIFICATIONS_EXCLUDE_PATTERNS | Comma-separated regular expressions; matching message or comment text never becomes a review notification | Optional |
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