MCP File Operations Agent
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This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) implementation providing file system operations through a server-client architecture. It exposes file system operations as tools that can be accessed by a client.
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What is MCP File Operations Agent?
The MCP File Operations Agent is a server that exposes file system operations like reading, writing, and listing directory contents as tools accessible via the Model Context Protocol. It includes both a server and client implementation, demonstrating how to interact with the server.
How to use MCP File Operations Agent?
- Install dependencies using
pip install -e .
. 2. Create a.env
file with your API keys. 3. Run the server usingpython file_agent_server.py
. 4. Run the client usingpython file_agent_client.py
. Alternatively, use the SSE transport withpython sse_echo.py
for both server and client.
Key features of MCP File Operations Agent
Read file contents
Write content to files
List directory contents
Supports Stdio and SSE transport
Example implementations for server and client
Use cases of MCP File Operations Agent
Automated file processing
Remote file system access
Integration with AI agents
Building file management tools
Cursor IDE Integration
FAQ from MCP File Operations Agent
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol is a framework for building agents and tools that can interact with each other.
What are the requirements for running the agent?
What are the requirements for running the agent?
Python ≥3.12, mcp[cli]>=1.6.0
, google-genai>=1.12.1
, and python-dotenv
.
How do I configure the server for Cursor IDE?
How do I configure the server for Cursor IDE?
Configure in .cursor/mcp.json
with the server command and arguments.
What transport layers are supported?
What transport layers are supported?
The agent supports Stdio (Standard Input/Output) and SSE (Server-Sent Events) transport layers.
How do I define new tools for the server?
How do I define new tools for the server?
Use the @file_agent.tool()
decorator to define functions as tools. Ensure the functions have appropriate type hints for input and output.