LLM File System Agent
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0Automate file system operations through natural language commands powered by an LLM.
About
This project provides a minimal example of automating file system tasks by integrating a Large Language Model (LLM) like Ollama with a Multi-Agent Communication Protocol (MCP) tool via a Python agent bridge. It establishes a pipeline where user's natural language commands are processed by the LLM, translated into structured tool calls, executed by an MCP server, and finally performed by a backend REST API that handles actual file system operations. This architecture allows for natural language control over file and directory management.
Key Features
- Automates file system operations using natural language commands
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- Implements MCP protocol for file system tool orchestration
- Supports common file operations like copy, read, write, delete, and directory creation
- Provides a backend REST API for core file/directory management
- Integrates with LLMs (e.g., Ollama) via a Python agent bridge
Use Cases
- Building LLM-powered agents for interactive file system control
- Developing a foundational framework for more complex conversational file manipulation tools
- Automating routine file and directory management tasks with natural language