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This server merges multiple files into a single output file, with directory access controls for enhanced security and detailed reporting.
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This server merges multiple files into a single output file, with directory access controls for enhanced security and detailed reporting.
The File Merger is relatively safe when configured with strict directory access controls. Risks increase if allowed directories are too broad or if the output path is not carefully managed. Ensure proper input validation at the client level to mitigate potential malicious file content.
Performance depends on the size and number of input files. Large files may take longer to merge. Consider using asynchronous operations for large merges.
The server has minimal cost implications as it primarily uses file system operations. CPU and disk I/O are the main resources consumed.
npm install
npm{
"mcpServers": {
"file-merger": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"@exoticknight/mcp-file-merger",
"/path/to/allowed/dir"
]
}
}
}merge_filesCombines multiple input files into a single output file.
Can overwrite existing files and potentially exhaust resources.
list_allowed_directoriesLists the directories the server is permitted to access.
Read-only operation with no side effects.
None
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The File Merger is relatively safe when configured with strict directory access controls. Risks increase if allowed directories are too broad or if the output path is not carefully managed. Ensure proper input validation at the client level to mitigate potential malicious file content.
Autonomy is limited by the configured allowed directories. Ensure the agent only has access to necessary directories to prevent unintended file access or modification.
Production Tip
Implement client-side validation to ensure input files exist and output paths are valid before invoking the server.
The server can merge any file type, as it simply concatenates the contents of the input files.
Yes, as long as all input directories are included in the allowed directories configuration.
The server will overwrite the existing file. Ensure the output path is unique to avoid data loss.
There is no explicit limit, but performance may degrade with a very large number of input files.
The files are merged in the order they appear in the `inputPaths` array.
No, the server does not perform any content validation. It simply concatenates the files.
The server returns basic error messages. Implement client-side error handling to provide more informative feedback.