FileSystemMCP MCP Server
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About FileSystemMCP MCP Server
A Python-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server using a file‑system backend, offering tools for note taking, file I/O, directory management, search, compression, and metadata retrieval.
FileSystemMCP MCP Server config
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Overview
What is FileSystemMCP?
FileSystemMCP is a Python-based Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that uses a file‑system backend. It provides tools for note taking, file I/O, directory management, search, compression, and metadata retrieval.
How to use FileSystemMCP?
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Key features of FileSystemMCP
- Note taking
- File I/O operations
- Directory management
- Search functionality
- Compression support
- Metadata retrieval
Use cases of FileSystemMCP
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FAQ from FileSystemMCP
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