Sprint 4 closed: GitHub Integration

Sprint 4 is closed.

The goal was to connect Meronq to GitHub as the first external engineering system — reading metadata, issues, and pull requests, then translating that data into CEM and local memory.

What Sprint 4 delivered

Every item on the roadmap is checked off:

• Repository metadata — stars, branch, description
• Issues and PRs — GitHub REST API
• CEM translation — issue:owner/repo#N, pull_request:owner/repo#N
• Summaries — issue and PR text summaries
• Doc draft — markdown from git log + GitHub

Local MCP v1.13.0 — github_sync, github_status, github_summarize, github_doc_draft.

New package: @meronq/github

scanProject → CEM → fetchGitHubSnapshot → appendGithubToCem → SQLite memory

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Auth: GITHUB_TOKEN (PAT). Cache: .meronq/local/github-snapshot.json.

CLI

meronq github sync
meronq github status
meronq github summarize issue 3
meronq github doc

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Sprint 5 — MCP Server

Expose Meronq as a product MCP surface with handshake, memory search, and permissions.

Follow along

• Roadmap
• GitHub setup
• Development blog

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