SynoLink MCP Server logo

SynoLink MCP Server

by Do-Boo

SynoLink MCP Server is a Node.js server that implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for Synology NAS file operations. It allows interaction with a Synology NAS device through Claude or other compatible AI assistants.

View on GitHub

Last updated: N/A

What is SynoLink MCP Server?

SynoLink MCP Server is a Node.js application designed to provide an interface between AI assistants like Claude and Synology NAS devices. It uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to enable AI assistants to perform file operations on the NAS.

How to use SynoLink MCP Server?

To use SynoLink, first clone the repository and install the dependencies. Configure the server with your Synology NAS URL, username, and password either through Node.js or Docker. Then, add the server configuration to your claude_desktop_config.json file. Be mindful of the security note regarding password handling.

Key features of SynoLink MCP Server

  • Login/logout to Synology DSM

  • List files and folders

  • Download file contents

  • Upload files

  • Create folders

  • Delete files/folders

  • Move/rename files and folders

  • Search functionality

  • Create and list sharing links

  • Get server information

  • Get quota information

Use cases of SynoLink MCP Server

  • Allowing an AI assistant to manage files on a Synology NAS.

  • Automating file organization tasks using an AI assistant.

  • Enabling AI-powered search and retrieval of files on a NAS.

  • Integrating Synology NAS storage with AI workflows.

FAQ from SynoLink MCP Server

What is MCP?

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol that allows AI models to interact with external tools and services.

What versions of DSM are supported?

DSM 6.0 or higher is required.

How do I secure my credentials?

The current implementation sends the password as a command-line argument, which may be visible in process listings. For improved security in a production environment, consider implementing alternative authentication methods.

Can I use this with AI assistants other than Claude?

Yes, if the AI assistant supports the Model Context Protocol and can be configured to use a custom server.

What kind of file operations are supported?

The server supports listing folders, getting files, uploading files, creating folders, deleting items, moving items, searching, and managing share links.