# File Management

The Filesystem MCP Server is a Node.js-based filesystem tool server that follows the Model Context Protocol (MCP), providing AI agents with secure and efficient file access capabilities. It ensures operation security by limiting the project root directory, supports batch operations to reduce communication overhead, and offers rich file management functions such as reading, writing, editing, searching, and permission management.

The ADLS2 MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server implemented for Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2, providing a standardized interface for file operations through MCP tools.

A Markdown editor server that follows the MCP 2025 standard, providing document editing tools based on semantic structure, supporting intelligent search, content replacement, element operations, and metadata management.

A fully functional MCP server that offers 73 tools covering 11 modules including file system, diagnostics, scripts, time management, network, context, Git operations, user input, version control, clipboard, and text conversion.

A secure file system operation server based on the Model Context Protocol, providing a standardized interface for file management, content search, and editing. All operations are restricted to the configured allowed directories to ensure security.

The PDF.co MCP Server is a tool that provides PDF processing functions through the Model Context Protocol, supporting various operations such as PDF conversion, editing, searching, security protection, and file management.

This is an MCP server integrated with Google Drive, supporting file listing, reading, and searching functions, and automatically converting Google Workspace files to various formats.

This project is a collection of Claude MCP servers that extend Claude's capabilities by connecting to external data sources and APIs, providing real-time weather, movie information, university data, and file management functions.

This is an MCP server integrated with Google Drive, supporting file listing, reading, and searching functions. It can automatically convert Google Workspace file formats and provide native format access to various file types.

The Daytona MCP interpreter is a server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) standard, providing AI assistants with the ability to execute Python code and Shell commands in a secure isolated environment.

A service compliant with the MCP protocol that automatically organizes receipt files using LLM. It extracts the date, amount, and company name from the receipts, renames them according to the specified format, and stores the files.

Desktop Commander MCP is a server tool designed for the Claude desktop application, supporting terminal command execution, file system operations, and code editing functions.

This project provides a set of locally running MCP servers that can be integrated with the Claude desktop application to implement functions such as file operations and command execution without an API key.

An MCP server integrated with the Figma API, providing functions such as file operations, comment management, team project functions, and Webhook management.

An MCP server that achieves secure terminal command execution, directory navigation, and file system operations through standardized interfaces

A TODO and CHANGELOG file management service based on the MCP protocol

A cross - platform file system management server built on FastMCP, providing comprehensive file and directory operation APIs, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux systems, and including functions such as file operations, directory management, and system information query.

An MCP file system server optimized for WSL, which improves file operation performance through native Linux commands and supports file access and management across Windows and Linux.

The Storm MCP server is an open protocol that implements the Anthropic Model Context Protocol, supports the integration of LLM and RAG data sources, and provides functions such as context sharing, tool system, file management, and API integration.

Desktop Commander MCP is a server tool designed for the Claude desktop application, allowing AI to execute terminal commands, manage the file system, perform code search and editing operations. It extends the functionality of Claude through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling it to directly interact with the local computer to achieve functions such as command execution, process management, file operations, and code editing.

An AI service management platform based on Spring-AI, providing file access and API interfaces

A production-level MCP server integrated with the DeepSeek API, providing functions such as code review, file management, and API account management, supporting multi-model selection and JSON-formatted responses.

An MCP server that provides Excel file management and data analysis functions

MCP - Filesystem is a file system operation server optimized for intelligent interaction, providing efficient management of large files and complex file systems, including intelligent context management, precise file operations, and advanced search functions.

This project is an MCP server based on QTMCP, mainly used for local file management of source code, including listing, reading, and writing operations, and depends on the QT-6 framework.

A repository containing a variety of practical MCP services, providing services such as Git, Google Sheets, Jenkins, and file operations, along with development tutorials

Filesys is a file system server based on the MCP protocol that allows LLM agents to conveniently read, write, and list local files via Python.

MCP Server Box is a Python project that implements functions such as file search, text extraction, AI queries, and data extraction through the Box API. It integrates the box-sdk-gen library and provides a toolset for interacting with Box files and folders.

A lightweight VSCode extension that connects to Claude Desktop via the MCP protocol, providing file system access and workspace management functions.

STeLA MCP is a Python - based local system operation service that provides secure command execution and file management functions through standardized API interfaces. It uses the MCP protocol architecture to achieve secure interaction between applications and the local system.