Best Version control MCP servers

Version control MCP servers connect an agent to Git and to hosted platforms like GitHub, turning it from a code generator into a participant in your development workflow. There are two complementary layers. A local Git server operates on the working tree in front of you: staging, committing, branching, and reading diffs so changes are recorded cleanly instead of left as a dirty checkout. A platform server acts on the hosted side: searching code across repositories, managing issues and pull requests, inspecting commits, and driving CI. When choosing, decide whether you need local commit hygiene, platform collaboration, or both, and pay attention to scoping: prefer tokens and toolsets that grant only the access a given agent needs, since these servers can read your source and act on your behalf.