Serves read-only file metadata, disk usage, filesystem usage, and SHA-256 hashes using the Model Context Protocol.
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The File Metadata tool is a read-only Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to provide essential file-system related information. It offers functionalities to retrieve metadata for individual files or directories, summarize disk usage for specified paths, parse filesystem usage for a path’s mount point, and generate SHA-256 hex digests for regular files. Utilizing stdio transport with JSON-RPC for communication and normalized JSON responses, this server is specifically built for integration with Cursor and similar MCP clients, enabling robust file introspection on Linux and macOS platforms.
Key Features
01Summarize disk usage for a specified path (disk_usage_path)
02Parse filesystem usage for a path's mount point (filesystem_usage)
03Generate SHA-256 hex digests for regular files (file_sha256)
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05Uses stdio transport (JSON-RPC) with normalized JSON responses
06Retrieve metadata for files or directories (file_stat)
Use Cases
01Automating the collection of file metadata and disk usage information
02Integrating with MCP clients like Cursor to fetch file system data programmatically
03Developing tools that require file integrity checks via SHA-256 hashing
