A comprehensive MCP server enabling navigation, reading, writing, copying, deleting, and analyzing files and directories. Supports command execution and file content management, making it suitable for automating file system tasks.
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A comprehensive MCP server enabling navigation, reading, writing, copying, deleting, and analyzing files and directories. Supports command execution and file content management, making it suitable for automating file system tasks.
Added on:
Created by:
Mar 03 2025
Vasily Kuznetsov
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What is File System Server?
This MCP server offers core file system operations including listing directory contents, changing directories, reading and writing files, and performing analysis like summarizing code or markdown files. It also supports batch operations such as copying and deleting files, and executing shell commands. Designed to facilitate automation, project management, and file analysis, it is ideal for developers, system administrators, and automation tools aiming for streamlined file system management within larger workflows.
Who will use File System Server?
- Developers
- System Administrators
- Automation Engineers
- Researches working with codebases
- Project Managers managing large files
How to use the File System Server?
- Step 1: Connect to the MCP server.
- Step 2: Use 'ls' to list directory contents.
- Step 3: Use 'cd' to navigate directories.
- Step 4: Read or write files using 'read_file' or 'write_file'.
- Step 5: Perform analysis with 'summary'.
- Step 6: Manage files with 'copy', 'move', 'delete' commands.
- Step 7: Execute shell commands with 'shell_command'.
File System Server's Core Features & Benefits
The Core Features
- ls
- cd
- read_file
- write_file
- mkdir
- rm
- rmdir
- cp
- mv
- edit_file
- grep
- summary
- read_files
- summarize
- work_on
- ruff_check
- ruff_format
- shell_command
The Benefits
- Streamlines file management process
- Automates repetitive tasks
- Enhances code analysis and summary
- Supports batch file operations
- Enables command execution for automation
File System Server's Main Use Cases & Applications
- Automated file management in development projects
- Codebase analysis and summarization
- Directory and file structure automation
- Batch processing of files
- Shell command integration for system tasks
FAQs of File System Server
Developer
- kvas-it
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