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RepoRelay is an open-source MCP bridge that lets ChatGPT inspect one approved local repository without giving it shell access or unrestricted filesystem access. Read and search code while keeping secrets and the rest of your machine out of bounds.
I built RepoRelay because I wanted ChatGPT to inspect my local code without giving it broad access to my machine.
RepoRelay is an open-source MCP bridge that exposes only one explicitly approved repository through a small, constrained tool surface. It can read and search code, while things like shell access, arbitrary filesystem access, Git operations, and secrets remain out of bounds.
I’d especially appreciate feedback on two things:
whether the security model feels understandable and useful
whether the onboarding is simple enough for someone who hasn’t used MCP tunnels before
If you try it, let me know where you get stuck or what you’d change.
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About RepoRelay on Product Hunt
“Give AI access to your repo — not your machine.”
RepoRelay was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #133 on the daily leaderboard. RepoRelay is an open-source MCP bridge that lets ChatGPT inspect one approved local repository without giving it shell access or unrestricted filesystem access. Read and search code while keeping secrets and the rest of your machine out of bounds.
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Lukie
I built RepoRelay because I wanted ChatGPT to inspect my local code without giving it broad access to my machine.
RepoRelay is an open-source MCP bridge that exposes only one explicitly approved repository through a small, constrained tool surface. It can read and search code, while things like shell access, arbitrary filesystem access, Git operations, and secrets remain out of bounds.
I’d especially appreciate feedback on two things:
whether the security model feels understandable and useful
whether the onboarding is simple enough for someone who hasn’t used MCP tunnels before
If you try it, let me know where you get stuck or what you’d change.