Google Files is a file management app from Google that helps users organize, clean up, and find files on their device, with features for freeing up storage space, sharing files, and backing up content.
Why this server?
Allows integration with the filesystem server through MCP, enabling reading files from allowed directories
Why this server?
Allows reading, writing, and editing Microsoft Word (docx) files, including parsing tables and images, making text replacements in specific paragraphs, and inserting new paragraphs at specified positions.
Why this server?
Provides filesystem operations including file reading/writing, directory management, file movement, renaming, metadata retrieval, and search capabilities within allowed directories.
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Provides access to project files and their contents from a specified directory, allowing retrieval of all files and their contents in a structured format.
Why this server?
Offers file system operations within project directories, allowing reading, writing, and listing files to support development and debugging workflows.
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Allows interaction with FTP servers to list directory contents, download and upload files, create directories, and delete files/directories remotely.
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Allows searching and retrieving files and their metadata (name, path, size, creation date) from the filesystem using path fragments.
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Provides powerful file search capabilities through integration with Everything Search Engine, allowing for full text search across files and directories with advanced filtering options, sorting, and customizable result formats.
Why this server?
Provides filesystem management capabilities including reading files, creating directories, searching with glob patterns, and with proper configuration, writing operations. Optimized for high-performance filesystem interactions with advanced filtering capabilities.
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Provides file sharing capabilities with AI models, allowing users to upload and analyze files with size limits configurable through environment variables.
Why this server?
Provides tools for interacting with the local filesystem, enabling reading, writing, updating, and managing files and directories. Supports operations like targeted file updates, listing directory contents, and path management.
Why this server?
Provides access to the local file system, enabling listing, reading, and modifying files in user-specified directories.
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Provides access to local files on the host machine, which is mentioned as a security risk that could expose sensitive information
Why this server?
Provides filesystem access through the server-filesystem component, allowing controlled access to specified directories with path resolution capabilities.
Why this server?
Allows installation of a filesystem MCP server to interact with files
Why this server?
Allows reading and listing files from a specified directory on the local machine, enabling AI agents to interact with the filesystem for file management operations.
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Enables reading and processing PDF files with tools for text extraction, OCR recognition, and image extraction from PDF documents.
Why this server?
Provides filesystem access capabilities, allowing the MCP server to read from and serve files from specified directory paths on the local system.
Why this server?
Provides file system access and management capabilities, enabling operations like reading, writing, and manipulating files
Why this server?
Provides tools for reading and extracting text from local PDF files stored in a mounted directory, with support for auto-detection of PDF encoding.