mcp-delete
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mcp-delete is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables AI assistants to safely delete files. It supports both relative and absolute paths, providing a secure way for AI to manage files.
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What is mcp-delete?
mcp-delete is an MCP server that provides file deletion capabilities to AI assistants. It allows AI systems like Claude to safely remove files based on user requests, handling both relative and absolute paths.
How to use mcp-delete?
To use mcp-delete, install it via Smithery or manually using npm. Configure your AI assistant (e.g., Claude Desktop or VSCode Cline) to use the server by adding the server configuration to the respective config file. Then, the AI assistant can use the delete_file
tool to delete files by specifying the path.
Key features of mcp-delete
Delete files using relative or absolute paths
Smart path resolution
Clear error messages
Safe file existence checks
Works with Claude and other MCP-compatible AI assistants
Use cases of mcp-delete
Automated file cleanup by AI assistants
AI-driven content management systems
AI-powered development environments
Secure file deletion in AI workflows
FAQ from mcp-delete
What is the purpose of this server?
What is the purpose of this server?
This server allows AI assistants to safely delete files when instructed by the user.
How do I install this server?
How do I install this server?
You can install it via Smithery or manually using npm.
What AI assistants are compatible with this server?
What AI assistants are compatible with this server?
This server is designed to work with Claude and other MCP-compatible AI assistants.
How does the server handle path resolution?
How does the server handle path resolution?
The server tries multiple approaches, including the exact path, relative to the current working directory, and relative to a specified base directory.
What is the delete_file
tool?
What is the delete_file
tool?
The delete_file
tool is the primary function of the server, allowing AI assistants to delete files at a specified path.