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  • A
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    A local MCP server giving Claude access to Trimble Connect, with 40 tools for projects, folder trees, files, versions, members, groups, and permissions via the Core API v2.
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    MIT
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    Enables user-authorized access to Trimble Connect data via OAuth, with a Firebase-hosted extension UI and planned tools for projects, models, objects, issues, and files. Serves as a production-oriented starter for integrating Trimble Connect with Claude through the MCP protocol.
  • Sign in to Trimble Connect via browser OAuth2 to obtain access tokens. Use this before other tools; it returns pending until you complete sign-in.
    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
  • Perform raw GET requests on the Trimble Connect Core API to retrieve data from endpoints not covered by dedicated tools. Returns raw JSON.
    MIT
  • Execute raw POST, PATCH, PUT, or DELETE requests on the Trimble Connect Core API for endpoints without dedicated tools, requiring explicit confirmation.
    MIT
  • Check your Trimble Connect sign-in status, including token expiry and user details. Call this when authentication errors occur or after a pending login.
    MIT
  • Lists all Trimble Connect projects accessible to the user, across all regions. Use to retrieve project IDs for subsequent folder and file operations.
    MIT
  • Create a new folder in a Trimble Connect project under a specified parent folder, or the project root if none is given. Returns the new folder's ID, name, and path.
    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
  • Copy a file into another folder in Trimble Connect. Provide project, source file, and target folder; optionally copy a specific version, metadata, or merge as new revision.
    MIT
  • Delete a folder or file in Trimble Connect. This destructive action requires confirm=true and write access. Use force to remove non-empty folder trees; no API restore exists.
    MIT
  • Upload a local file as a new version of an existing file in Trimble Connect, preserving version history and setting it as the latest revision. Requires confirmation and write permission.
    MIT
  • Retrieve the access control list for a folder or file in a Trimble Connect project, showing read, full, and no access permissions and inheritance status.
    MIT