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Mergy - Chrome Extension

Mergy - Chrome Extension

A GitHub extension for combining and optimizing code files for Claude AI.

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Introduction

Mergy is a browser extension that facilitates working with GitHub repositories for Claude AI. It enables file fetching, combination, and optimization for AI processing, making it easier for developers to provide context about codebases.

What stands out?

Fetch files from public GitHub repositories
Combine selected files into a single document
Optimize content for AI processing
Customizable file inclusion/exclusion rules
Respect for .gitignore rules
User-friendly interface with file size estimates

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Mergy?

Mergy is a browser extension that facilitates working with GitHub repositories for Claude AI. It enables file fetching, combination, and optimization for AI processing, making it easier for developers to provide context about codebases.

How to use Mergy?

To use Mergy, visit a GitHub repository, click the Mergy icon, configure settings, select files to include, and download the combined file for upload to Claude Projects.

Do I need a GitHub Personal Access Token to use Mergy?

Yes, a GitHub Personal Access Token is required for API access, and it is stored locally for authentication.

What types of repositories can I use Mergy with?

Mergy can be used with any public GitHub repository.

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How to Use

To use Mergy, visit a GitHub repository, click the Mergy icon, configure settings, select files to include, and download the combined file for upload to Claude Projects.