Upload a new revision of an existing wiki file from your local disk, preserving prior revisions in file history.
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"Understanding File Systems" matching MCP tools:
- Upload a file from a local disk path to the wiki's File namespace. The upload is logged and fails if the target title already exists.MIT
- Fetch a remote file by URL and upload it to the wiki's File namespace. The upload appears in the upload log and returns the file title and URL.MIT
- Retrieve detailed metadata about a file or directory: size, creation and modification times, permissions, and type. No content reading required.MIT
- Fetches a file from a remote URL and uploads it as a new revision of an existing wiki file, preserving prior file history. Replaces file content only.MIT
- Analyze codebases and design user interfaces using Google Gemini's visual understanding and detective capabilities for rapid prototyping and comprehensive analysis.MIT
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- Retrieve file metadata (uploader, timestamp, size, MIME type) and download URLs for thumbnail, preview, and original; the 'File:' prefix is added automatically.MIT
- List files and directories in a specified path, identifying each as [FILE] or [DIR]. Use this to understand directory structure and locate files within allowed directories.MIT
- List files and directories with sizes, using [FILE] and [DIR] prefixes for clarity; sort by name or size to efficiently locate files.MIT
- Highlight differences between marketing site and product app design systems by comparing colors, typography, and components side-by-side.MIT
- Identify companies using cumulative voting, full roll-call voting, or nominee nomination systems for director and supervisor elections.PythonMIT
- Attach a file from a local path to a Shortcut story by providing the story ID and file path.MIT
- Retrieve Markdown content from files using absolute file paths to access and work with formatted text documents.MIT
- Upload a local file as an asset by providing its absolute file path.MIT
- Locate code patterns and file names across GitHub repositories using keyword, path, extension, and filename filters.TypeScriptMIT
- Retrieve file content from GitHub repositories to examine source code, understand implementations, or read configuration files directly.MIT
- Search AI image prompts using semantic understanding to find visually and conceptually similar results, including image URLs for easy browsing and style picking.MIT
- Retrieve README files from GitHub repositories to access project overviews, installation guides, and usage examples for understanding codebases.MIT
- Solve systems of linear equations Ax=b using SciPy's optimized solver. Handles square systems directly and overdetermined systems via least squares for best-fit solutions.MIT
- Read full content of files using absolute paths. Extract specific line ranges when needed for line-number understanding.Apache 2.0