File Merger MCP Server

What is File Merger MCP Server?

Simple utility to combine multiple files into one. It provides tools to merge a list of input files into a single output file, reporting file sizes and a merge summary. Only directories explicitly allowed by the user are accessible, ensuring security.

How to use File Merger MCP Server?

Install via npm (npx) and configure the server with an allowed directory path. In Claude Desktop, add the server to claude_desktop_config.json with the command npx -y @exoticknight/mcp-file-merger <allowed-directory>. Use the merge_files tool to specify input paths and output path. Use list_allowed_directories to check which directories are accessible.

Key features of File Merger MCP Server

• Merge any number of files with a single command
• Efficiently combines files of any size
• Only accesses directories you explicitly allow
• Reports file sizes and a merge summary

Use cases of File Merger MCP Server

• Combine multiple code snippets into a single file for processing
• Merge log files for consolidated analysis
• Aggregate configuration files into one unified file
• Join text-based data files for further tooling

FAQ from File Merger MCP Server

What tools does the server provide?

It provides merge_files (to combine multiple files into one) and list_allowed_directories (to list directories the server can access).

How do I restrict which directories the server can access?

The server is launched with a directory path argument. Only that directory and its subdirectories are accessible.

What output does the merge return?

Returns a success message with merge details, including file sizes and a merge summary.

Is any authentication required?

No authentication is mentioned in the README.

What runtime dependencies are needed?

Node.js and npm. The server is run via npx, installing the package on the fly.