About
Local Filesystem MCP Server enables file discovery and content searching across local directories using glob patterns and grep. Key features: - **glob** tool - Find files by pattern matching with support for wildcards like `**/*.ts` or `src/**/*.js` - **grep** tool - Search for text patterns within file contents - Configurable working directory to scope searches to specific folders - Local filesystem access for fast filename and content matching
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Local Filesystem MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for exploring local filesystems with glob and grep tools.
Built with Smithery SDK
Features
This server provides two essential tools for filesystem exploration:
/*.ts, src//*.js)Prerequisites
Getting Started
1. Install dependencies:
npm install
2. Start development server:
npm run dev
The server will run locally and provide access to your filesystem through the MCP protocol.
Configuration
You can customize the working directory in your smithery.yaml config:
runtime: typescript
target: local
config:
workingDirectory: /path/to/your/directory
By default, it uses the current working directory.
Development
Your code is organized as:
src/xiaobenyang_mcp_tools.ts.bak - MCP server with glob and grep toolssmithery.yaml - Runtime specification with target: local for filesystem accessEdit src/xiaobenyang_mcp_tools.ts.bak to add your own filesystem tools.
Build
npm run build
Creates bundled server in .smithery/
Deploy
This server uses target: local in smithery.yaml, which means it's designed to run locally with filesystem access. It cannot be deployed to remote Smithery hosting.
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