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"Proton Drive" matching MCP tools:

  • Download files or folders from Proton Drive to a local folder, preserving remote names and handling conflicts. Recursively downloads folders and returns skipped, downloaded, and failed counts.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Create a new empty folder on Proton Drive at an absolute path. Fails if the folder already exists or parent folder is missing, so list existing folders before creating.
    MIT
  • Upload local photos and videos into your Proton Photos library. Folders are scanned and flattened, non-media files are skipped, and duplicates are either skipped or renamed.
    MIT
  • Check if Proton Drive CLI has an active authenticated session before running file operations. Returns a boolean, preventing auth errors by probing /my-files.
    MIT
  • Clear the stored Proton Drive session from the OS keychain to prevent unauthorized access on shared machines. Requires explicit user confirmation; after logout, file operations stop until re-login.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Upload local files or folders to Proton Drive with end-to-end encryption, preserving directory structure and handling conflicts. Get clear upload, skipped, and failed counts.
    MIT
    Destructive

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    Manage Proton Drive from Claude, Codex, VS Code/Copilot, and any MCP client through Proton's official CLI. Authentication and encrypted Drive behavior stay with Proton's tooling.
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    MIT

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  • Permanently delete a file or folder already in Proton Drive trash. Requires explicit confirmation to complete the irreversible action.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Revoke a specific person's access to a Proton Drive file or folder. Confirm the member's email and role first, then get explicit user approval before removing access.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Remove a Proton Drive file or folder's public share link after user confirmation. The link stops working immediately, while direct member access remains unchanged.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Move or rename any file or folder on Proton Drive by specifying source and destination paths. Requires authentication and fails if the destination is occupied or the parent folder is missing.
    MIT
  • Create or update a public link for a Proton Drive file or folder, setting access role, optional password, and expiration. Anyone with the link can access it without a Proton account.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Download one or more photos from Proton Photos (timeline, album, or shared-with-me) to a local folder, with conflict handling options to skip, rename, or replace local files.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Check installed Proton Drive CLI and SDK versions to confirm the binary is in PATH and diagnose compatibility issues before other operations.
    MIT
  • List the immediate contents of any Proton Drive folder to confirm the target path before uploading or downloading files. Returns file and folder metadata including names, sizes, and modified dates.
    MIT
  • Check the current sharing status of a Proton Drive file or folder, including accepted members and pending invitations, with roles and share URL. Use before inviting or revoking to avoid duplicates.
    MIT
  • List all trashed files and folders in Proton Drive to locate items by exact path and uid before restoring or emptying trash.
    MIT
  • Invite a person by email to access a Proton Drive file or folder, with viewer, editor, or admin role. Requires user confirmation before sending the email.
    MIT
  • Move files or folders to Proton Drive trash for temporary removal, allowing recovery later. Use when you need to remove items without permanent deletion.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Permanently empty Proton Drive trash by deleting all items at once. Requires explicit confirmation after reviewing the list of items to be deleted, as this action cannot be undone.
    MIT
    Destructive