What does File Finder Server do exactly?
It runs an HTTP server that scans the local computer for filenames matching a query string and returns the results as JSON. It also saves the results to `search_results.json`.
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Basic information
Lightweight Python HTTP service that searches local files by name and returns JSON results for tools such as Cline.
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-server-romanshablio": {
"command": "python",
"args": [
"mcp_server.py",
"--port",
"8080"
]
}
}
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File Finder Server is a small Python service that searches for files by name on the user's local computer and returns results as JSON. It was created as an MCP-style helper that can be connected to tools such as Cline in VS Code.
Clone the repository, start the server with python mcp_server.py --port 8080, and configure Cline in VS Code by copying the appropriate configuration into cline_config.json and restarting Cline. The server exposes a single HTTP endpoint /search that accepts a query parameter.
search_results.json.It runs an HTTP server that scans the local computer for filenames matching a query string and returns the results as JSON. It also saves the results to `search_results.json`.
After cloning the repository, run `python mcp_server.py --port 8080` from the project folder. The server will listen on the specified port (default 8080).
Send a GET request to `http://localhost:8080/search?query=example` using curl, a browser, or another tool. The server will respond with a JSON array of matching files.
Open `cline_config.json`, copy the server configuration provided in the repository into it, and then restart Cline. The server will then be available as a tool within Cline.
No authentication is mentioned. The server runs locally and scans the filesystem using the permissions of the user who starts the process.

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