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Git Mind MCP — ChatGPT Setup

ChatGPT supports MCP through ChatGPT Apps (workspace feature) and the OpenAI Agents SDK. Git Mind MCP works with both.

Prerequisites

  • ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, or Edu (for workspace Apps)
  • Node.js 22+ (for running Git Mind)
  • A Git repository (your project)

Option 1: ChatGPT Apps (Workspace Admins)

ChatGPT Apps let workspace admins add MCP servers for the whole workspace.

Requirements

  • Workspace admin access
  • Developer mode enabled: Workspace Settings → Permissions & Roles → Developer mode
  • MCP server reachable (see below)

Making Git Mind Reachable

Git Mind runs as a local stdio server. To use it with ChatGPT Apps you need to expose it over HTTP. Options:

  1. Streamable HTTP — Run a bridge that speaks MCP over HTTP (e.g. mcp-http-bridge or similar)
  2. Self-hosted MCP over HTTP — Wrap Git Mind in an HTTP transport

ChatGPT Apps expect an HTTP endpoint. For local stdio servers like Git Mind, you typically run a local HTTP proxy that spawns the stdio process and forwards requests.

Setup Steps (once HTTP endpoint exists)

  1. Go to Workspace Settings → Apps → Create
  2. Configure the app with:
    • MCP server URL (your HTTP endpoint)
    • Authentication (if required)
  3. Publish the app for the workspace

See OpenAI’s MCP documentation for current details.

Option 2: OpenAI Agents SDK

The OpenAI Agents SDK supports MCP servers, including stdio-based ones like Git Mind.

Quick Example (Node.js)

import { McpClient } from "@openai/agents";

const client = await McpClient.fromProcess({
  command: "npx",
  args: ["-y", "git-mind-mcp", "/path/to/repo"],
});

// Use client to call Git Mind tools
const result = await client.callTool("get_status", {});

Use the SDK when building custom agent applications that need Git operations.

Option 3: Use Cursor or Claude Desktop

For the simplest setup, use Cursor or Claude Desktop with Git Mind:

Both support local stdio MCP servers directly, with no HTTP bridge.

See Also