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filesystem-mcp

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filesystem-mcp — Agent Guide

Overview

FastMCP 3.2+ server for file system, Docker, system monitoring, and host context operations.

Tools

24 tools across 11 modules. Portmanteau tools use an operation enum parameter.

ToolCategoryMutates
file_opsFile read/write/edit/delete/move/copyYes
dir_opsDirectory list/create/removeSome
search_opsGrep, search, compare, find duplicatesNo
container_opsDocker container lifecycleYes
infra_opsDocker images, networks, volumesYes
compose_up/down/ps/logs/config/restartDocker ComposeSome
monitor_get_* (8 tools)System metricsNo
host_opsHost info and environmentNo
agentic_file_workflowLLM sampling-based file opsYes
get_lock_statusConcurrency lock diagnosticsNo

Ports

  • Backend: 10742
  • Frontend: 10743

Key Standards

  • Concurrency-safe writes: per-path asyncio.Lock + atomic os.replace()
  • Structured responses: _success_response, _error_response, _clarification_response
  • Dual transport: stdio (Claude Desktop) + HTTP (webapp)

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