box-mcp-server
by hmk
The box-mcp-server allows you to connect to Box and perform file operations. It supports authentication via JWT or Developer Token and enables searching and reading files.
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What is box-mcp-server?
The box-mcp-server is a server that integrates with Box, allowing applications to search and read files stored in Box. It uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to communicate with other applications.
How to use box-mcp-server?
To use the box-mcp-server, you need to configure authentication using either a JSON Web Token (JWT) or a Developer Token. You can then configure your application (e.g., Claude Desktop) to use the server by specifying the command and environment variables, including authentication details.
Key features of box-mcp-server
Searching files
Reading files (PDF, Word)
JWT Authentication
Developer Token Authentication
Easy integration with MCP-compatible applications
Use cases of box-mcp-server
Integrating Box file access into applications
Searching for specific files within a Box account
Reading and displaying content from Box files
Automating file-related tasks in Box
Providing a secure and authenticated connection to Box
FAQ from box-mcp-server
What is a JWT?
What is a JWT?
A JSON Web Token (JWT) is a standard for securely transmitting information between parties as a JSON object.
How long does a Developer Token last?
How long does a Developer Token last?
A Developer Token lasts for 60 minutes.
What file types are supported for reading?
What file types are supported for reading?
Currently, PDF and Word files are supported for reading.
What is the recommended authentication method?
What is the recommended authentication method?
JSON Web Token (JWT) authorization is the recommended method for persistent connection to Box.
Where can I find the Box Developer Console?
Where can I find the Box Developer Console?
You can find the Box Developer Console at https://app.box.com/developers/console.