MCPize

MCPize

Connect GitHub to MCPize

Connect your GitHub repository to the MCPize server.

Last updated on 18 Jan, 2026

Let's do it together!

Step 1: Access Console

Open your console to manage the deployed MCPize server.

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Step 2: Verify Server

Check the recently deployed server to ensure it is set up correctly.

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Step 3: Initiate Connection

Click on gap connect to start connecting your GitHub repository.

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Step 4: Select Branch

Select your demo MCP branch to connect it to the server.

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Step 5: Deploy

Click Deploy now to deploy the latest commit from the main branch.

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Step 6: Confirm Connection

Click connect to finalize the repository connection.

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Step 7: Check Deploy Status

Refresh the page to view the deployment status in GitHub.

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Step 8: Monitor Deployment

Wait a couple of minutes to see the deployment status change to active.

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Step 9: Commit Changes

Make a simple commit by changing text in your file and add a commit message.

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Step 10: Build Trigger

Observe that the build starts immediately after committing changes to GitHub.

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Step 11: Sync Code Base

Sync your code base with the deployment at the selected branch in GitHub.

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Troubleshooting

Deployment fails
Check your GitHub branch settings and ensure correct permissions.
Connection issues
Verify your network connection and try reconnecting.

FAQ

How long does deployment take?
Deployment typically takes a few minutes.
Can I link multiple branches?
Yes, you can connect different branches to your MCPY server.

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