filesystem-server
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The MCP Filesystem Server is a protocol-based system that facilitates file system operations such as reading, writing, copying, and monitoring local files and directories. It is designed for high performance with optimized caching, asynchronous operations, and easy integration via standard input/output communication.
Overview
- MCP Filesystem Server: A server based on Model Context Protocol (MCP) that enables access and operations on local file systems.
- Features:
- Full file operation capabilities: read, write, copy, move, delete, etc.
- Supports directory operations: create, delete, list, etc.
- Line-level file content operations: read/write specific lines, search content, etc.
- File monitoring: listen to changes in files and directories.
- Communication via standard input/output for easy integration.
- Includes command line tools for direct usage.
- High-performance design: caching mechanism, stream processing, asynchronous operations.
- Usage:
- Global or local installation via npm, or direct usage through npx.
- Tools available for file operations, Office file operations, directory operations, line operations, monitoring, and system tools.
- Performance Optimizations:
- File caching, stream processing, and asynchronous operations to enhance performance.
- Directory operations and logging systems are optimized for better performance.
- Monitor pool management ensures system resources are efficiently utilized.