Enhanced FileSystem MCP server

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This MCP offers secure filesystem management, allowing directory access, file reading and writing, and directory listing within predefined directories, ensuring safety and proper path handling.
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Enhanced FileSystem MCP server

Enhanced FileSystem MCP server

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Enhanced FileSystem MCP server
This MCP offers secure filesystem management, allowing directory access, file reading and writing, and directory listing within predefined directories, ensuring safety and proper path handling.
Added on:
Created by:
Apr 09 2025
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What is Enhanced FileSystem MCP server?

The Enhanced FileSystem MCP server enables secure and controlled filesystem operations through MCP protocol. It restricts directory access via environment variables, performs file reads and writes, creates directories, lists directory contents, and manages files with path safety features. Thread-safe caching and proper handling of paths with spaces ensure efficient and secure interactions. Users can execute file management tasks within allowed directories, making it suitable for applications requiring restricted file access with security measures, such as cloud services, development environments, and enterprise systems.

Who will use Enhanced FileSystem MCP server?

  • Developers building secure file management systems
  • System administrators managing controlled filesystem access
  • Cloud service providers implementing restricted storage access
  • Enterprise solutions requiring secure file operations

How to use the Enhanced FileSystem MCP server?

  • Step1: Set allowed directories using the environment variable MCP_ALLOWED_DIRS
  • Step2: Install the MCP server via 'go get github.com/gomcpgo/filesys'
  • Step3: Start the server with appropriate environment configurations
  • Step4: Use provided tools such as read_file, write_file, list_directory for file operations
  • Step5: Ensure operations are within allowed directories for security

Enhanced FileSystem MCP server's Core Features & Benefits

The Core Features
  • read_file
  • read_multiple_files
  • write_file
  • create_directory
  • list_directory
  • list_allowed_directories
  • move_file
  • get_file_info
  • search_files
The Benefits
  • Ensures security through directory access control
  • Prevents path traversal vulnerabilities
  • Supports concurrent filesystem operations safely
  • Handles paths with spaces properly

Enhanced FileSystem MCP server's Main Use Cases & Applications

  • Secure cloud storage management
  • Restricted file access in enterprise systems
  • Automated file processing workflows
  • Remote directory administration for developers

FAQs of Enhanced FileSystem MCP server

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