project-hub 0.3.1

Multi-repo workspace manager with MCP server + web dashboard

project-hub

Multi-repo workspace manager that unifies local git state and GitLab forge data (MRs, pipelines, vulnerabilities) into a single MCP server + web dashboard.

Designed for engineers managing many repos under one parent directory.

Features

• Unified view of git status, merge requests, pipelines, and vulnerabilities across all repos
• MCP server (stdio) for Claude Code integration — ask "fix all vulns" and the agent has everything it needs
• Web dashboard (htmx) with real-time sync, sortable tables, persistent filters, event notifications
• Smart defaults — MCP returns only actionable vulns (high/critical + detected) with scanner solutions
• Non-destructive — conflict detection via git merge-tree, no worktree mutations
• Background refresh — async TTL-based cycle, diffs against SQLite cache to generate events

Quick start

cd ~/Projects                    # parent dir containing your repos
uvx project-hub init             # creates .project-hub/
uvx project-hub auth login gitlab.com  # store your PAT
uvx project-hub                  # launch dashboard (opens browser)

Use as MCP server (Claude Code)

From PyPI:

claude mcp add --scope user project-hub -- uvx project-hub --mcp

From source (picks up local changes without cache issues):

claude mcp add --scope user project-hub -- \
  uv run --project /path/to/project-hub project-hub --mcp

Installing with --scope user is safe — the server adapts to the current directory:

Directory state	Behavior
Has .project-hub/	Active — full tools + refresh
Parent has .project-hub/	Disabled — zero tools (sub-repo)
Has .no-project-hub	Disabled — zero tools (opt-out)
Neither	Dormant — only init tool

touch ~/some-project/.no-project-hub   # force disable in a specific dir

Then in Claude Code, the agent can call tools like list_repos, get_vulnerabilities, pull_safe, etc.

MCP tools

Tool	Description
init	Bootstrap .project-hub/ workspace
list_repos	List discovered repos with forge info
repo_status	Git status (branch, ahead/behind, dirty)
fetch_all	Trigger full refresh cycle
pull_safe	Pull with conflict detection
list_mrs	Merge requests (substring repo filter)
list_pipelines	Pipelines (substring repo filter)
get_vulnerabilities	Vulns — defaults to high/critical + detected, includes solutions
get_pipeline_jobs	Jobs for a specific pipeline
acknowledge_alerts	Mark events as seen
auth_status	Check forge authentication
auth_login	Store PAT for a forge instance
configure_forge	Configure forge host mapping

Web dashboard

Route	Description
/	Dashboard with repo cards, events panel
/mrs	Merge requests table (mine/all filter)
/pipelines	Pipelines table (failed only filter)
/vulns	Vulnerabilities table (severity + state filters)
/settings	Exclude/include repos, rescan workspace

All filters and table sort are persisted in localStorage.

Architecture

Single Python process, dual interfaces: MCP (stdio) + HTTP (FastAPI/htmx). Background asyncio task refreshes git+forge data on a TTL cycle, diffs with SQLite cache to generate events.

project_hub/
  cli.py              # Click entry points
  core/
    workspace.py       # Orchestrator: discover -> refresh loop -> stop
    cache.py           # SQLite (WAL mode, aiosqlite)
    config.py          # YAML config with defaults
    discovery.py       # Scan for .git/ repos, classify forges
    models.py          # Dataclasses: Repo, MR, Pipeline, Vulnerability, Event
    events.py          # Diff old vs new state -> Event list
  gitlab/
    client.py          # python-gitlab + GraphQL (vulnerabilities)
    auth.py            # PAT resolution chain
  git/
    ops.py             # fetch, status, pull_safe (merge-tree conflict detection)
  mcp/
    server.py          # FastMCP tools + resources
  web/
    app.py             # FastAPI factory, routes, htmx fragments
    templates/         # Jinja2 templates
    static/            # CSS + vendored JS

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• Git 2.38+ (for git merge-tree --write-tree)
• GitLab PAT with read_api scope

Testing

uv run pytest tests/ -v

License

Unlicense — public domain.