"Files" matching MCP servers:

Enables saving X (Twitter) Articles as Obsidian-faithful Markdown files with locally downloaded images and videos.

MCP server for Telegram integration with Command Code, enabling AI agents to send messages, photos, files, and read updates via Telegram.

Enables AI agents to send and receive messages, media, and files on Telegram, and manage chats via a bot token.

Enables AI assistants to send and receive WeChat messages through the official ClawBot API, supporting text, images, files, and videos.

Enables local, privacy-first control of a personal Telegram account through MCP, using TDLib to read chats, send and reply to messages, search, transfer files, and interact with approved inline buttons.

A Model Context Protocol server that provides tools for interacting with Mastodon, enabling users to create toots with customizable visibility and attach media files with descriptions.

Enables interaction with Discord channels through a bot, allowing users to send messages and files, retrieve messages with advanced filtering, and download attachments of any type.

Enables users to act through their own account across any chat, bot, group or channel — reading history and comments, sending messages and files, pressing any button, and waiting for replies and edits. Includes browser-based multi-account sign-in, per-account prompts, media downloads, and an opt-in raw API escape hatch, all behind a single idle-exiting daemon.

An MCP server that gives AI agents full admin control over Discord servers with 59 tools for messaging, moderation, roles, channels, forums, reactions, files, and more, deployed on Cloudflare Workers.

Enables to operate a WeChat Official Account via MCP tools, including searching and executing API workflows and uploading files.

Connects a personal Telegram account to AI agents so they can list chats, read and search message history without marking it read, and download media, while sending messages or files only when explicitly confirmed. Runs as a standalone MTProto session over stdio without a browser or tdata.

Exposes read-only tools over a local OneBot 11 / NapCat endpoint for a logged-in QQ account, letting agents list sessions, fetch chat history and surrounding context, resolve forwarded messages, search messages, and inspect files or media, with message sending gated off by default.

Stages local images and videos into SchedulifyX by uploading files out-of-band and returning media IDs, enabling scheduling without passing bytes through the AI context.

Enables AI agents to publish and schedule short-form vertical videos across multiple social platforms, validate and normalize video files, generate platform-optimized metadata, and retrieve performance analytics.

Enables reading chats, messages, and media and sending messages/files via a Telegram user account (MTProto/Telethon), supporting group history and media that bots cannot access.

MCP server that gives MCP clients access to a personal Telegram account. It can read chats, search messages, download media, and send messages or files while keeping credentials local.

Enables an AI assistant to query the full YouTube Analytics, Data v3, and Reporting API surface for one or multiple channels you own, with unrestricted parameters, local OAuth handling, and large-result output to files.

Exposes a Windows desktop WeChat 4.1.6+ client as MCP tools, letting assistants read and search chat history by date, send messages or files to friends and groups, list contacts and group members, and view or post Moments. All actions run through UI automation without reverse-engineering hooks, returning structured JSON results that MCP clients such as Claude Desktop, Cursor and Cherry Studio can call.

Enables MCP clients like Claude and Cursor to query public Instagram data read-only — profiles, posts, reels, stories, highlights, comments, likers, followers, hashtags, places, audio and search — over local stdio without writing files or storing anything.

Full-featured personal WhatsApp MCP server: read and full-text search all chats, send, reply, react, edit and delete, media as raw files, groups and communities, multi-account and live notifications. Rust server with a Go whatsmeow bridge, local SQLite.