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      Enables AI agents to manage files on Synology NAS via the File Station API, supporting operations like browsing, searching, uploading/downloading, creating, renaming, copying, moving, deleting, compressing, and extracting.
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      Enables AI assistants such as Claude, Cursor, Continue, and Codeium to manage files and downloads on Synology NAS devices through secure authenticated sessions. Supports Docker, PyPI, stdio, Streamable HTTP, and WebSocket deployment modes.
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      Enables AI assistants to query a Synology NAS through MCP for system health, storage, network, packages, power, Cloud Sync, scheduled tasks, logs, notifications, and files, with read-only access by default and optional write permission for Cloud Sync controls.
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      Enables interaction with Synology NAS services including DSM, File Station, Calendar, Note Station, Contacts, Chat, Download Station, and Container Manager through a modular MCP interface with configurable safety modes.
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      Enables AI assistants to browse, read, write, move, copy, and delete files on WD MyCloud Home devices, supporting local SMB and remote REST API connections with automatic token refresh.
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      Enables Claude or any other MCP client to manage a Synology NAS running DSM 7 — system health, disks and storage, files, Container Manager, packages, accounts and shares, security, Photos, Drive, Synology Office and any other DSM API. It handles 2FA through a stored trusted-device token, pins the NAS's certificate before sending credentials, gates tools behind read/write/admin permission tiers, and previews risky changes like deletions or public sharing.
      MIT