"How to modify local files" matching MCP servers:

MCP server for Medify UCAT accounts that authenticates as a member, pulls completed mock scores and practice analytics, and exposes tools for score trends, question-type weaknesses, timing sinks, and practice recommendations.

Enables MCP clients to look up Bible verses, perform semantic search, and access original-language word study through a local Concord instance, providing accurate citations and honesty about uncertainty.

An educational MCP server example demonstrating how to build a server that integrates with LLM clients like Claude Desktop.

Enables MCP-capable agents to inspect a local Synthesizer installation, query local grids and APIs, find examples, plot grid spectra, and validate scripts, so answers are grounded in the user's actual environment.

Enables querying of a locally pinned snapshot of the Education-to-Workforce Indicator Framework — 99 indicators and 11.8M observations — to browse questions, describe metrics, resolve places, and fetch or rank data across national, state, county, and district levels.

Provides AI agents structured access to the Gospel Library — scriptures, General Conference talks, handbooks, manuals, and magazines — with local semantic search.

Enables Northwestern University AI students to sign in to their class OpenRouter workspace and generate, edit, and locally re-mask images through eight account, model, and image tools. Saved files, prompts, costs, and inline previews are kept local, with workspace-scoped credentials separated by cohort.

Enables an assistant to search and read AnkiWeb's shared-deck catalogue, download decks as .apkg files or Markdown, list the decks synced to your account, and publish a deck after a confirmed preview, all through your own AnkiWeb session. It can reuse a signed-in session from a local Chromium browser or open a login window, keeping credentials out of the server.

Injects the Code-Me brand identity, tone, and visual guidelines into LLMs with zero latency using built-in context files.

Enables users to search XJTLU past exam papers by course code, read details such as academic year, semester, and regular versus resit type, and save the chosen PDFs to local folders after logging in with their own school account. Runs as a local stdio MCP server for Codex and DeepSeek Harness, returning metadata and file paths only.

Enables read-only querying of Moodle as a student, including courses, assignments, grades, forums, and files, using a personal web services token.

Enables local Seventh-day Adventist Bible study, answering questions about Adventist beliefs and connecting topics to Scripture, church doctrine, and Ellen G. White writings with citations.

Enables deep access to UFRPE's SIGAA system, providing tools for login, retrieving raw HTML, making custom requests, downloading files, and accessing parsed academic data such as grades, classes, and curricula.

A local MCP server for referencing course files from a configured classes directory, allowing listing courses and their files safely.

Enables AI agents to browse courses, read course materials and files, check assignments and grades, and—with user confirmation—post to forums, submit assignments, answer choices, send messages, and add calendar reminders in the virtual campus.

Lets MCP clients access a student's ZHAW Moodle account to list courses, find and download learning materials, sync local copies, and track deadlines, assignments, and announcements.

Enables AI agents to access a student's EPFL Moodle data—deadlines, course files, assignments, forums, and grades—through read-only tools.

Enables authenticated access to Yonsei LearnUs course activities, assignments, schedules, announcements, notifications, video learning status, and course materials through local stdio tools.

Enables MCP clients to teach on a view-only local browser chalkboard by drawing equations, plots, molecules, diagrams, and science illustrations step by step, with snapshots and saved lessons.

Enables searching your local study notes, course code, and lecture PDFs, reading files and PDF pages, registering doubts, and tracking completed lessons. Also provides prompts to generate quizzes and weekly revision plans grounded in your own material with source citations.

Enables local, offline analysis of essay drafts — word and page counts, readability scores, style flags like passive voice and filler words, and word-limit checks — with no account, API key, or network calls.

Enables AI agents to draft and validate definitions files from notes, generate questions in GIFT or Moodle XML, and review or exclude them before importing into Moodle.

Enables AI agents to search for information and files in the UTN virtual classroom (aula virtual) by logging in with institutional credentials. Currently exposes tools to list courses and retrieve site information, with more planned.

Local-first Rutgers course planning assistant that answers 'what should I take and when?' using a CP-SAT solver, real transcript data, and live SOC data, connected to Claude via MCP.

Read-only MCP server that lets Jeonbuk National University students query their LMS in natural language, covering daily briefings, deadlines, announcements, assignments, and course materials while keeping credentials local.

Enables MCP-capable AI clients to query course announcements, deadlines, grades, and assignments and to preview or incrementally sync course materials to local storage.

Read-only MCP server for Canvas LMS that exposes tools to list courses, assignments, grades, submissions, syllabi, announcements, modules, pages, and files, without any write operations.

L1-aware grammar, style, translation & tone tools with 70 local rules. Zero API keys needed.

Enables teachers, through AI assistants, to view courses, assignments, and student submissions, download submission files, and save grades with feedback after explicit confirmation via the Moodle REST API.

Enables turning pasted syllabus text into dated calendar events, expanding recurring classes while skipping holidays and reading weeks, building valid .ics files with reminders, and merging calendars to surface conflicts. All processing runs locally without login or network access.