File Operations MCP Server
by MCP-Mirror
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides enhanced file operation capabilities. It supports streaming, patching, and change tracking.
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What is File Operations MCP Server?
The File Operations MCP Server is a server that enhances file operation capabilities using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It provides features like streaming, patching, and change tracking for file systems.
How to use File Operations MCP Server?
Install the server using Smithery or manually via npm. Start the server using npm start or npm run dev for development. Utilize the available tools and resources through the MCP to perform file operations, directory operations, and watch for changes. Refer to the example usage for code snippets.
Key features of File Operations MCP Server
Basic File Operations
Directory Operations
File Watching
Change Tracking
Streaming Support
Resource Support
Progress Reporting
Rate Limiting
Enhanced Security
Robust Error Handling
Type Safety
Use cases of File Operations MCP Server
Automated file processing workflows
Real-time file system monitoring
Tracking changes to configuration files
Efficiently handling large files in applications
Secure file access and manipulation
FAQ from File Operations MCP Server
How do I install the server?
How do I install the server?
You can install it via Smithery using the provided command or manually using npm.
How do I start the server?
How do I start the server?
Use npm start to start the server. For development, use npm run dev.
What kind of file operations are supported?
What kind of file operations are supported?
The server supports basic file operations like copy, read, write, move, and delete, as well as directory operations and file watching.
How does the server handle security?
How does the server handle security?
The server implements path validation, input sanitization, rate limiting, and proper error handling to ensure security.
How can I track progress for long operations?
How can I track progress for long operations?
Long-running operations provide progress updates through a progress token, which can be used to track the percentage completed and messages.