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"How to upload a file to a server and get a download link" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve a direct .torrent file download URL from a torrent info_hash for browser or client use when a magnet link is not preferred.
    MIT
  • Download the receipt PDF for a paid invoice by invoice ID, returning a link the CLI saves to a file. Read-only; changes nothing.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch a Skilljar asset by ID and receive a working download link. Use this to get the actual file directly, with a presigned URL that requires no additional credentials.
    Apache 2.0
  • Upload a single file to Swarm decentralized storage using a local file path or raw text content. Returns a retrievable reference, with optional redundancy level and postage batch settings.
    ISC

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  • Upload a file to get a secure, time-limited URL for email attachments or inline HTML links, avoiding large base64 payloads in every send.
    MIT
  • Upload an existing file to obtain a file token for use in SignWell document and template operations.
    MIT
  • Create a draft document for electronic signatures. Upload a file, specify recipients, and receive an editor link to place signature fields.
    MIT
  • Obtain a temporary presigned URL to upload a media file directly to storage, enabling remote clients to send files when the server cannot access local paths.
    MIT
  • Write a file to a Plori Workspace, replacing any file at that path. Send small UTF-8 text directly; for larger or binary files, get a single-use upload URL and curl command.
    MIT
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  • Get a 15-minute link for uploading LOCAL files (images, PDFs) into the media library — the way to upload files on your own machine, which this server can't read. POST them as multipart/form-data with the returned header, e.g.
    MIT
  • Creates a temporary upload link for storing files and returns the identifier, link, expiration, and max file size. Use the identifier to reference files in questions, exams, and certificates.
    MIT
  • Upload a document to SignNow for e-signature from a local file, URL, or attachment. Supports PDF, DOC, DOCX, PNG, JPG up to 40 MB.
    MIT
  • Upload an image or video and get back three shareable links: a raw storage link, an embeddable link, and a shareable page link. Accepts common image formats and video from a local path or base64 data.
    MIT
  • Upload a local directory and its contents to Swarm decentralized storage. For large folders, starts a background upload and returns a tag ID to track progress until the manifest reference is ready.
    ISC
  • Upload or download a single file between the local machine and a remote host over SFTP. Use it for one-file transfers; for directories, use ssh_dir_transfer.
    GPL 3.0
  • Upload a real file from disk to a file input on a web page using its absolute path and CSS selector. Sets the file directly on the input via the browser DevTools protocol.
    MIT
  • Fetch file bytes from a shareable URL into an EasyDeploy upload session server-side when sandbox egress is blocked; pass a URL, not file contents.
    MIT
  • Export the full subscriber list as a CSV download link with row count, including email, name, subscription type, activity rating and start date. Returns a link valid for 24 hours.
    PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0
  • Generate a browser upload link when input layers exceed direct-send size limits; users drop GeoJSON, zipped shapefile, or GeoPackage files for conversion and attachment.
    MIT