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"Understanding File Access" matching MCP tools:

  • Execute heavy tasks that need shell commands, file access, or web requests by delegating to Antigravity CLI in a specified working directory.
    MIT
  • Retrieve detailed metadata—size, timestamps, permissions, type—for any file or directory. Understand file characteristics without reading its content.
    MIT
  • Modify an existing portal's settings, including access controls, branding, file restrictions, and expiry, to align with current project needs.
    MIT
  • Create a branded file collection portal for external users. Configure access codes, download passwords, file type restrictions, and more—with only a name and subdomain required.
    MIT

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  • Cloud file relay: chunked uploads, folders, share links, inline text reads, ZIP packing.

  • Paid web, news, company, product, and geographic search plus clean page reading for agents.

  • List all files and directories in a specified path, with [FILE] and [DIR] prefixes to distinguish items, enabling quick understanding of directory structure.
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  • Return file metadata—size, permissions, owner, timestamps, inode, device—as structured JSON. Inspect attributes without reading file contents.
    MIT
  • Execute Python code with full system access for data processing, file operations, API calls, and system automation. Returns output and result, with persistent state across calls.
    MIT
  • Revoke WHOOP OAuth access and delete local token file to disconnect your account. Only proceed when the user explicitly asks to disconnect.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Retrieve the access control list for a folder or file in a Trimble Connect project, showing read, full, and no access permissions and inheritance status.
    MIT
  • Control who can access a Google Drive file by listing current permissions, granting or updating access for users, groups, domains, or link sharing, and revoking access when needed.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Access iOS app containers on a simulator: retrieve the file system path to app bundle, data, or group directories for debugging data persistence, inspecting databases, and validating file storage.
    MIT
  • Update file access and modification timestamps to the current time, or create empty files if they do not exist.
    MIT
    Destructive
  • Retrieve recent file system changes from watched directories to track file creations, modifications, deletions, and moves for understanding recent work.
    MIT
  • Handle text-only subtasks via GLM subagent for reduced cost. Provide complete context in the task description since file access is unavailable.
    MIT
  • Read full file contents by passing absolute paths, allowing extraction of specific line ranges for targeted review.
    Apache 2.0
  • Analyze code files to identify top-level symbols and their structure, providing a quick overview for understanding new codebases or files.
    MIT