MCP_TextFiles
@Digio-Campus
About MCP_TextFiles
MCP server to list, read and write .txt files given a local route
Basic information
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Overview
What is MCP_TextFiles?
An MCP server that lists, reads, and writes .txt files given a local file path on the user’s machine.
How to use MCP_TextFiles?
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Key features of MCP_TextFiles
- List .txt files in a local directory
- Read contents of a .txt file
- Write or overwrite a .txt file
Use cases of MCP_TextFiles
- Manage local text notes through an MCP client
- Programmatically read and update text‑based configuration files
- Automate reading or writing logs or journal entries stored as .txt
FAQ from MCP_TextFiles
What operations does MCP_TextFiles support?
It supports listing, reading, and writing .txt files on a given local route.
What file types does it work with?
Only files with the .txt extension.
How is the file route specified?
By providing a local file path to the server.
Is this server based on any existing guide?
Yes, it was built following the Claude quickstart guide for MCP servers.
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