"Qase - Test case management platform" matching MCP servers:

Local-first MCP server that transforms civil case PDFs into queryable cases with structural provenance, evidence IDs, and page-level verification for drafting and factual review.

Enables comprehensive filesystem operations across Linux, macOS, and Windows with platform-aware command execution, secure path restrictions, and intelligent adaptations for file search, directory management, and shell commands specific to each operating system.

Enables integration between Claude AI and Nasuni environments to monitor appliance health, manage volumes and shares, and generate comprehensive infrastructure reports. Users can interact with the Nasuni Management Center through natural language to track performance metrics and summarize system notifications.

This MCP server provides read-only access to a single allowed local directory through a secure HTTP gateway, enabling remote MCP clients to read files without syncing them to cloud storage.

Enables Claude to create, edit, run, and manage reusable skills stored locally, including executing scripts with automatic dependency management and environment variables. Works across all MCP-compatible clients like Cursor, Claude Desktop, and claude.ai.

A minimal MCP server that exposes three file operations (read_file, write_file, list_directory) within a sandboxed workspace, enabling file management via natural language.

Manages user data with resources, tools, and prompts for CRUD operations on a JSON file.

Lets any MCP-compatible AI assistant read and edit Autodesk Civil 3D drawings through tools for alignments, surfaces, corridors, pipe networks, quantity takeoff, and cut/fill, using a local bridge plugin and named pipes.

A lightweight and modular framework for building MCP-based file management systems with standardized module structure, flexible configuration, and extensible functionality registration mechanisms.

A Python-based MCP server for local Windows diagnostics, task management, cleanup, hardware inspection, security checks, and administrative workflows.

Enables natural language management of Hammerspace storage clusters with automated file ingestion, tagging, tier management, and vector embedding generation. Supports real-time file monitoring, multi-format document processing, and Kubernetes-based ingestion workflows with Milvus integration.

AI-powered portfolio management and investment analysis server that enables theme-based investment research, portfolio evaluation, market data analysis, news monitoring, SEC filings retrieval, and automated report generation with Obsidian integration.

Enables AI to upload local files to RustFS storage service and download files from HTTP/HTTPS URLs to local paths. Built with FastMCP and RustFS SDK for seamless file operations through natural language.

A FastAPI-based JSON-RPC 2.0 server implementation that enables users to work with HDF5 files, submit Slurm jobs, retrieve CPU information, and visualize CSV data through standardized API endpoints.

This MCP server enables Claude AI to read and edit documents through natural language, leveraging tools, resources, and prompts for document management in a Ruby-based CLI application.

Enables file system operations such as listing, reading, and creating files within a scoped local project directory. It provides a secure way to manage local files through standardized MCP tools built with FastMCP.

Enables LLMs to read, search, and manage Obsidian vault markdown files, including YAML frontmatter, wikilinks, and graph operations through a secure stateless I/O layer.

Enables Claude AI to perform comprehensive file operations including reading, writing, notes management, PDF processing, and image handling with thread-safe operations. Provides a complete file management system with enhanced features like document processing and automatic directory creation.

Provides weather data, analysis, and report saving through MCP tools, with a Next.js chat interface.

Enables secure filesystem operations (read, write, list, search, delete) within allowed directories (~/Documents and ~/Downloads), with restrictions such as delete only in Downloads and file size limits.