MCP Server for FTP Access
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Scored across 11 tools
Most tools target distinct FTP actions, but upload-file/upload-local-file and download-file/download-to-local overlap conceptually. Their descriptions clarify the differences (streaming, local path restrictions, returned content), so an agent can distinguish them with some care.
Names follow a mostly consistent hyphenated verb-noun pattern such as rename-file, create-directory, delete-file, and list-directory. Minor deviations like upload-local-file and download-to-local are still readable and do not mix naming conventions.
The 11 tools are well-scoped for an FTP access server, covering distinct file and directory operations without obvious bloat. Each tool has a clear role in the surface.
The set covers the core FTP lifecycle: list, create/delete directories, upload/download, append, edit, rename, and delete files. Minor gaps such as stat/permission changes or copy operations exist, but agents can work around them.