Execute file system actions: read, write, edit, delete, copy, move, search, grep, diff, hash, and manage directories. Unsandboxed local access.
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- Retrieve all proposal directories sorted by status: edit, open, won, lost, and closed.MIT
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- Read the current text from the system clipboard or write text to it, enabling clipboard operations in browser automation workflows.MIT
- Write a skill file to the local filesystem. Creates parent directories and validates path within the working directory.MIT
- Lists directories accessible for file operations within the Pinata MCP server, enabling users to identify available storage locations for IPFS content management.MIT
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- Switch between safe and unsafe modes for Supabase database or API operations. Enable unsafe mode to perform write operations or schema changes, then revert to safe mode for security.Apache 2.0
- Scan file content and path before writing to detect path traversal, secrets, PII, and sensitive file paths. Blocks unsafe writes to prevent credential leaks and accidental overwrites.Apache 2.0
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- Execute PostgreSQL queries on Supabase databases with safety controls. Perform read, write, and schema operations, supported by transaction handling and automatic version-controlled migrations. Use UNSAFE mode for write and schema changes; confirm high-risk actions.Apache 2.0
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