"Tools to generate Lucidchart diagrams from Java code" matching MCP servers:

Enables saving files and folders to a local NAS over NFS with automatic share discovery, smart mounting, and seamless file transfers.

A local agent that monitors your system clipboard, automatically uploads copied images to Supabase Storage, and replaces the clipboard content with the public URL for immediate sharing.

Enables MCP clients to browse, search, download, and upload files in a NAVER MYBOX drive, plus inspect storage quota and create folders, all paced under the documented API rate limits. Read-and-write only: file deletion and trash management are deliberately not exposed.

An MCP server that provides tools for interacting with AWS S3 buckets, enabling direct access to S3 operations through the Model Context Protocol.

Enables direct interaction with AWS S3 buckets through the Model Context Protocol, allowing users to list and manage S3 bucket operations using their AWS credentials.

Governed MinIO object-storage operations — capacity, exposure-surface audit, lifecycle, and healing RCA, with guarded bucket writes, unbypassable audit logging (MCP + CLI), budget/runaway guards, dry-run, and undo/rollback.

Enables agents to browse, read, write, upload, download, move, rename, trash and restore files in iCloud Drive by talking to iCloud directly, so it works whether or not files are synced locally. Reads prefer a hydrated local copy when one exists, while every write goes straight to iCloud so all devices see changes at once.

An MCP server for managing Proton Mail, Pass, Drive, and Calendar through local IMAP/SMTP, pass-cli, and Proton Drive CLI, enabling AI agents to operate the mailbox, manage passwords, sync files, and classify emails.

Enables Claude and Gemini to access and manage multiple Google accounts simultaneously across services such as Gmail, Drive, Calendar, YouTube, Sheets, Analytics, AdSense, and Fitness, with create, read, update, and delete operations. It runs locally without external intermediaries to keep account access private.

Lets AI assistants share HTML they generate as a private, end-to-end encrypted link, and update the page later at the same link. The page is encrypted locally before upload, the key stays in the link, and no account is needed.

Lets a coding agent upload files from disk to a Stickafile portal and return a shareable link, with the bytes going straight from disk to storage without entering the model's context. Also lists the portals a token can push to.

Upload any file from the local filesystem and get a shareable, expiring link — with tools to check file status, list recent uploads, and delete files on demand.

MCP server for 2DAI that enables AI assistants to generate images and videos, upload references, browse the public feed, and manage cloud drive on a 2DAI account.

Enables MCP-compatible AI assistants to manage iDrive backup/restore operations, including listing devices, browsing and downloading backed-up files, and performing mutations like creating folders, deleting files, or restoring from trash.

Enables downloading real binary files from Egnyte and uploading large files with chunked support, complementing the official Egnyte MCP connector.

Enables an AI assistant to connect to multiple Google accounts at once, searching and acting across Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and Contacts from a single interface.

Enables Claude Code to manage Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive via a dedicated Google account, keeping personal data separate.

Enables exporting data from databases to files (CSV, TSV, JSON, BSON, Parquet, XLSX, Binary) with optional cloud storage targets, via a two-step preview-execute safety process.

Enables users to upload files and generate tracked, shareable links directly from AI agents like Claude Desktop or Cursor. It supports publishing various file formats including text, PDFs, and images, while providing tools for artifact management and analytics.

Enables agents to list, read, write, create, move, delete files and folders, create public share links, and search filenames in a single Nextcloud account via WebDAV and OCS, using app-password credentials from environment variables.