seuros/skipper v0.10.2 was released on November 5, 2026. skipper is an MCP server that handles git repositories: local repositories are processed directly inside the process using gitoxide, while GitHub, GitLab, Gitea, and Forgejo are accessed through their respective CLIs. This commit is a release merge commit produced by release-please, and the only actual change contained in this version is a single bug fix that raises the MCP host dependency to 0.20.
MCP is a specification that lets agents connect to external tools and resources in a standardized way. skipper is its server-side implementation, and in server.json it is registered in the cargo registry on crates.io using the stdio transport. This commit spans 5 files, with 12 lines added and 5 lines deleted: the version changes from 0.10.1 to 0.10.2 in Cargo.toml, Cargo.lock, .release-please-manifest.json, and server.json, and an entry is added to CHANGELOG.md. The requirements of Rust edition 2024 and a minimum rust-version of 1.99 remain unchanged.
That said, the substance of this update is not a new feature but a dependency bump. The CHANGELOG references the fix with commit 8cd38fc, but that code change is not included in this commit's diff, so what changed and how cannot be confirmed from this material alone. Neither the license nor the star count was given. If you use it together with an MCP host, it is a release worth checking out given that host-side behavior has been fixed, but the git manipulation features that skipper itself provides have not changed. It is worth adopting if your purpose is to keep up with the dependency version, while readers looking for new capabilities are better off waiting.