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"How to modify local files" matching MCP tools:

  • Transfer local files to an Android device using adb push. Specify device serial, local file path, and remote destination to modify device storage.
    MIT
  • List content entries from the local content store. Retrieve read-only data by model, apply filters, resolve relations, and manage pagination without modifying files.
    MIT
  • Manage data source and destination connections for CData Sync by creating, updating, or deleting configurations. Define how to access databases, APIs, and files with provider-specific connection strings.
    MIT

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  • List markdown documentation files from a local repository's docs/ directory, with optional pattern filtering.
    MIT
  • Upload local files to Google Cloud Run by specifying absolute file paths. Enables deployment of local filesystem assets to a specified Cloud Run service in the user's Google Cloud project.
    Apache 2.0
  • Install AI agent skills from agentskill.sh by downloading skill files and documentation to your local directory for immediate use.
    MIT
  • Upload a local file to a Dropbox destination path, choosing 'add' to fail if the file exists or 'overwrite' to replace it. Handles files up to 150 MB.
    MIT
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  • Download specific ENCODE files by their accession numbers to a local directory, with MD5 verification and optional organization by experiment or format.
    AGPL 3.0
  • Analyze DNS packets from PCAP files using a URL or local file path to get structured, comprehensive DNS traffic analysis.
    MIT
  • Delete a certificate's files from Certbot's local store. Requires explicit confirmation to avoid accidental removal; nginx configs referencing the deleted files will fail to reload.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Sync files between local and remote machines over SSH using rsync. Choose direction with local: or remote: prefixes; enable dry-run for preview or delete to mirror.
    MIT
  • Upload multiple local files to Mediagraph in one operation. Automatically uses multipart for large files, and supports appending to sessions or contributions.
    MIT
  • Upload local files to Databricks File System (DBFS) for storage of scripts, temporary files, and datasets. Supports chunked upload for large files with retry logic.
    MIT
  • Upload an asset to the brand library from a local file path or base64-encoded content. Use filePath for local files to avoid truncation; for large files, use the chunked upload flow.
    MIT