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"Managing Files in Nextcloud (Create, Read, Update, Delete Operations)" matching MCP tools:

  • Create, update, or soft-delete durable key facts in NAVIG memory; audited changes return the stored fact ID and status. Read existing facts with navig_memory first.
    Apache 2.0
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  • Run write operations like INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, and CREATE TYPE against an ArcadeDB database using Cypher, SQL, Gremlin, GraphQL, or Mongo query languages.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve audit trail of memory operations with optional filtering by operation type (CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE, ROLLBACK) and limit on number of entries.
    MIT

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    A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides file deletion capabilities. This server allows AI assistants to safely delete files when needed, with support for both relative and absolute paths.
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    Enables agents to list, read, write, create, move, delete files and folders, create public share links, and search filenames in a single Nextcloud account via WebDAV and OCS, using app-password credentials from environment variables.
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  • Create, update, or delete questions in monday.com forms. Supports various question types, conditional visibility, and customizable settings.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Execute data modification SQL statements (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, DDL). Validate without executing by setting dryRun=true; confirm destructive operations like DROP or TRUNCATE before execution.
    MIT
  • Create a Nextcloud Flow rule that runs an operation when chosen events fire and all checks match, scoped to the current user's files or globally.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Create, update, complete, or delete OmniFocus tasks and projects with a single call. Supports batch operations, folder nesting, and tag management.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Manage DNS policies on UniFi Network consoles: list, create, retrieve, update, or delete with pagination, filtering, and confirmation safeguards.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Manage CAD geometry objects directly in the current document: create, read, update, delete, copy, transform, list, or combine them using boolean operations.
    Apache 2.0
    Destructive
  • Manage qbit_manage configuration files through operations that create, update, validate, backup, restore, list, and delete configs.
    MIT
  • Audit who changed what in the realm by retrieving administrative events (CREATE, UPDATE, DELETE) from the admin event log. Returns JSON array, read-only and idempotent.
    MIT
  • Remove one Nextcloud file or folder; confirm:true is required, folders also need recursive:true, and the files root cannot be removed.
    MIT
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  • Create, read, update, or delete family records in Gramps Web. Manage parental links and child references while keeping related person records consistent.
    MIT
  • Create, read, update, or delete Gramps Place records. Use filter queries for raw object data instead of full-text search.
    MIT
  • Check server permissions to determine allowed operations (create, edit, move, delete) and access mode (read-only or full) before performing filesystem actions.
    MIT
  • Create, list, update, and delete content in a notebook. Perform all operations for managing notebook items with a single tool.
    MIT
  • Create, list, update, or delete notes in a notebook. Specify notebook ID and action to perform note operations.
    MIT
  • Modify DNS records safely without wiping the zone. Apply granular add, update, or delete operations while preserving untouched records.
    MIT
    Destructive