Execute file system actions: read, write, edit, delete, copy, move, search, grep, diff, hash, and manage directories. Unsandboxed local access.
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"Understanding File System Operations: Read, Write, and Edit Directories" matching MCP tools:
- Read a file from allowed directories and return its content as base64 with MIME type, delivering image/audio or embedded resource blocks.-
- List all files and directories in a specified path, with [FILE] and [DIR] prefixes to distinguish items, enabling quick understanding of directory structure.-
- Get a detailed directory listing with file sizes, clearly marking files and directories. Sort entries by name or size to locate specific items and understand folder structure within allowed paths.-
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- Identify the correct encoding for file read/write/convert operations by listing all 25 supported encodings with aliases and descriptions.GPL 3.0
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