"filesystem" matching MCP servers:

A FastMCP server providing comprehensive file system, Docker, and Git operations with concurrency safety and dual transport support.

Provides intelligent file system operations with advanced features including code analysis and modification across multiple languages, version control (Git/GitHub), file compression, encryption, semantic search, batch operations, and secure shell command execution.

Enables users to safely read, write, edit, create directories, and list trees within a structured local Windows environment, with strict path validation and Git-based undo/version control.

A filesystem-based MCP server for AI coding agents to coordinate work across git worktrees by claiming files, checking for conflicts, and logging progress without affecting the repository's git history.

Connects AI assistants to GitHub repositories, pull requests, issues, commits, and code search while enabling repository visibility controls, CI/CD monitoring, sandboxed local filesystem access, and code quality/security analysis.

Enables safe filesystem and git operations confined within a single allowed directory tree, using symlink-resolved path containment to protect against path traversal. Users can read, write, list, and search files, as well as initialize repos and run status, stage, commit, diff, and log operations through MCP.

Enables AI clients to perform sandboxed filesystem, directory, Ubuntu system, network, git, and code/text operations through 38 typed tools confined to a workspace. Ships with a browser-based web console that provides an interactive Linux terminal, a live tool playground, and real-time CPU, memory, and disk monitoring.

A Model Context Protocol server integrating DevOps tools for GitHub, Docker, and filesystem operations.

A unified MCP server that combines GitHub, local Git, Slack, web fetching, persistent memory, and filesystem tools into a single configuration entry, with dangerous capabilities like shell execution disabled by default.

Provides an MCP control plane for a dedicated Linux VM, enabling shell-equivalent command execution, bounded filesystem and Git workspace operations, persistent process and coding-agent orchestration, artifact presentation, and optional upstream MCP bridge re-exports.

A local MCP server that bridges ChatGPT to a Windows PC, offering filesystem, shell, Git, and diagnostic tools via a secure tunnel.

Enables remote MCP clients to access local filesystem and shell commands by deploying a Cloudflare Worker relay and a local daemon, providing tools like read/write files, exec commands, git status, etc.

Enables ChatGPT to access a remote computer or server via an outbound-only agent, providing filesystem inspection, file editing, Git inspection, and optional shell execution through MCP.

A proof-of-concept MCP server that scopes GitHub tools to the current repository without filesystem access, using MCP roots to carry the repo identity.

Enables read-only, allowlisted filesystem and Git inspection of explicitly configured local repositories through MCP, with bounded reads and no arbitrary path or write access.

A comprehensive MCP server providing secure tools for filesystem operations, Git management, web search, document conversion, npm/.NET project management, and AI generative capabilities (image/video/audio generation and processing) via PiAPI.ai integration.

Enables AI assistants to securely inspect, search, edit, build, and test explicitly authorized local development projects over MCP, with sandboxed filesystem access and sensitive-file protection.

A free, open-source MCP server that gives AI agents real filesystem, terminal, git, and process control over your machine for inspection, diagnosis, and repair.

A server implementation that provides a unified interface for OpenAI services, Git repository analysis, and local filesystem operations through REST API endpoints.

A Git-enforced filesystem MCP server that integrates git with filesystem operations, enforcing commits on writes, providing reads with history, and supporting staged branching.