"file system" matching MCP servers:

Enables MCP-capable agents to search, filter, inspect, and download illustration works from Pixiv, with tag-based AND queries, content controls, session deduplication, and local file paths.

Enables MCP-compatible clients to search Commons media, inspect file reuse and licensing details, and retrieve Wikipedia article extracts over local stdio.

MCP server that enables searching books by author via Open Library API and searching keywords inside local text files.

MCP server providing system-level access to FlowAPI endpoints for art, user, and invite operations using sys_key authentication.

Provides comprehensive access to South Korea's National Library information system, enabling searches across 1,000+ public libraries, real-time book availability checks, borrowing trends, and location-based library discovery.

Enables an assistant to search and read AtoM archival catalogue records, including their hierarchy, authority records, images and file text, and to propose improvements such as access points, relationships, descriptions, transcriptions and translations. Every proposal is queued for archivist review and nothing changes until approved.

Enables AI agents to search seven open media collections for reusable images, artworks, HDRIs, textures and 3D models, keeping only items whose own licence record clearly permits reuse. Returns ready-to-use attribution credit lines and can download the selected files with a generated credits file.

A Wikimedia Commons MCP server enabling search, file metadata retrieval, category browsing, and random image selection through natural language.

Provides access to the FBI National Stolen Art File (free, no auth) for querying stolen art data through natural language.

Provides tools for analyzing and generating content in the Frasurbane aesthetic through a structured taxonomy of typography, color palettes, and photography parameters. It enables users to enhance image-gen prompts and evaluate compositional tension using a specialized 5D coordinate system.

Provides access to performance and festival information across South Korea using the KOPIS (Korea Performance Information System) API. Supports multiple platform integrations including KakaoTalk and web APIs through a modular adapter architecture.