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"How to get the file tree structure of a folder" matching MCP tools:

  • Browse memory vault as a folder tree to see existing notes and their organization. Filter by tags to list notes carrying specific tags, with configurable depth.
    MIT
  • Visualize directory structure as an indented tree, respecting .gitignore. Optionally detect and display file encodings for auditing legacy codebases.
    GPL 3.0
  • Preview the generated file tree and stack summary for a project config before writing anything. Check the layout before committing to a scaffold.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the full file tree and statistics to understand project structure, module layout, and code distribution at the start of a task.
    MIT

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  • Return the complete folder tree of the md-log archive for navigating and locating Markdown reports.
    MIT
  • Render a compact text tree of a project's folder structure with configurable depth and entry limits for quick overview. Includes folder IDs and file details (size, modified date) for easy navigation.
    MIT
  • Import a folder of Markdown files into AgentDocs, using folder structure as page hierarchy. Re-imports reuse existing pages to avoid duplicates.
    MIT
  • Move a file or folder to a new parent folder within a Trimble Connect project. Specify item type and destination to reorganize project structure.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the complete file structure of a GitHub repository to understand project layout, locate specific files, or obtain a full directory listing with paths, types, and sizes.
    MIT
  • Analyze vault structure to identify folder layouts, note counts, and navigation content for exploring personal knowledge bases.
    MIT
  • Get file structure, size, and semantic outline for large files to understand their organization and key components quickly.
    MIT
  • Recursively build a tree of OneDrive folders to display the complete folder hierarchy, helping you understand folder organization.
    MIT
  • Upload a new file to a Trimble Connect folder from your local disk. Use when the file does not already exist in the destination folder.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the node tree structure of a Godot scene. Specify project and scene paths to get JSON with node names, types, and children.
    MIT
  • Get the accessibility tree of page elements to inspect structure as screen readers see it, with filters for interactive elements, depth, or specific branches.
    Apache 2.0