File-Delete-MCP
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@shieldfive/mcpofficial
AlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceOfficial server for the ShieldFive end-to-end encrypted vault. Moves files off your computer into the vault, reading each copy back and verifying it before the original goes to a local trash folder (nothing deleted). Also finds duplicates by content and tidies folders. Decrypts on your machine; access is scoped, expiring, revocable and undoable.74 npmMIT
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preview_delete is clearly a validation/ticket step, while trash_paths and purge_del execute distinct operations on different targets (workspace paths vs .del batches). The dual scope in preview_delete is explicitly described, so the overlap is minimal and predictable.
All names use snake_case with a leading verb, giving a consistent verb_noun pattern. The noun forms vary slightly (delete vs paths vs del), and 'purge_del' abbreviates 'delete' while 'preview_delete' spells it out, which is a minor inconsistency.
Three tools match the narrow, safety-focused deletion domain: one preview/authorization tool and two execution tools. Each tool has a clear role in the workflow, with no redundant surface.
The soft-delete and permanent-purge lifecycle is covered end-to-end with preview/ticket enforcement. A dedicated listing or inspection tool for .del batches (and possibly restore) is absent, which is a minor gap for selective purge by batch_ids, though broad selectors mitigate it.