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"Globus" matching MCP tools:

  • Start Globus OAuth login flow, opening a browser for authentication and storing credentials for subsequent API calls.
    MIT
  • Blocks execution until a data transfer task finishes, returning success or failure status. Use to ensure data availability before subsequent operations.
    MIT
  • Submit an asynchronous delete request for files or directories on a Globus endpoint. Returns a task ID to monitor progress.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the result of a Compute task by providing the task ID. Optionally, set a timeout in seconds to wait for completion.
    MIT

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  • Check the status of multiple Compute tasks by providing their task IDs, receiving pending, status, result, or exception details.
    MIT
  • Grant consent for data access scopes to resolve ConsentRequired errors. After user approves in browser, retry the original operation.
    MIT
  • Delete a file or directory on a Globus endpoint and wait for task completion. Supports recursive deletion and ignoring missing paths.
    MIT
  • Submit a Python function for remote execution on a Globus Compute endpoint and receive a task ID for asynchronous tracking.
    MIT
  • Get metadata of a file or directory on an endpoint, including name, type, size, last modified, permissions, user, and group.
    MIT
  • Submit multiple file transfers in a single task by pairing source and destination paths to batch copy or sync files between Globus endpoints.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the UUID of the locally installed Globus Connect Personal endpoint, allowing it to serve as a source or destination for data transfers.
    MIT
  • Get recent events for a task, including faults like permission denied. Filter by errors or non-errors to debug transfer failures.
    MIT
  • Retrieve comprehensive details for a Globus endpoint including display name, owner, type, description, contact info, and capabilities by providing its UUID.
    MIT
  • Batch submit multiple Python functions to a Globus Compute endpoint, each with its own source code and arguments, sharing a common environment and configuration.
    MIT
  • Renames or moves a file or directory to a new path on a Globus endpoint. Requires endpoint UUID, source path, and destination path.
    MIT