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moab-files

v0.2.0

Published

MCP server for moab.tools Files (share.moab.tools) — manage shared files and static sites from an LLM.

Readme

moab-files — MCP server for the «Файлы» tool

Connect Claude Code (or any MCP client) to share.moab.tools and manage your files in natural language: upload files, share static sites, list/browse, move, rename, change retention, switch a folder between site and list mode, and delete.

The server is a thin local stdio client: it forwards each tool call to the files.moab.tools API with your Bearer token. No secrets live in the package — access is protected by Keycloak + per-owner isolation in the API.

Install

claude mcp add files --scope user -- npx -y moab-files

On Windows, wrap with cmd /c (npx is a .cmd shim):

claude mcp add files --scope user -- cmd /c npx -y moab-files

(files is just the local name — call it whatever you like. Requires Node.js 20+.)

Sign in

On your first operation the server asks you to sign in. Run the login tool — it returns a link and a short code; open the link in a browser, confirm via auth.moab.tools (the same corporate account as the portal lk.moab.tools), then repeat your request. The token refreshes automatically; you won't need to sign in again while the session is active.

  • auth_status — who is signed in.
  • auth_logout — sign out (removes stored tokens).

Tools

| Tool | Purpose | |---|---| | list_files | list the root or a folder (shows name, size, upload date, retention) | | get_breadcrumb | path (breadcrumbs) to a folder | | upload_file | upload a local file → returns a public link | | upload_site | upload a zip as a site/folder → returns a public link | | create_folder | create a folder | | set_ttl | change retention (lifetime) of a file or folder | | rename_folder | rename a folder | | move_item | move a file or folder | | regenerate_link | reissue the public link (the old one stops working) | | set_folder_mode | switch a folder between list and site mode (see below) | | delete_item | delete a file or folder |

Folder modes: list ↔ site

A folder can be served two ways:

  • list — its contents are shown as a list of files, each with its own public link.
  • site — it is served as a website (requires index.html/index.htm at the root; index.html is preferred). Switching to site drops the individual file/subfolder links — only the folder link remains.

set_folder_mode re-keys storage to switch between them. Going site → list preserves the subfolder structure (each file/subfolder gets its own link); going list → site needs an index.html/index.htm in the root.

Examples

Ask in plain language, e.g.:

  • "upload report.pdf, keep it for 30 days, and give me the link"
  • "upload the folder ./site as a website"
  • "show my files"
  • "make folder X a site" / "show folder X as a list"
  • "delete the demo folder"

Configuration (env, optional)

| Variable | Default | |---|---| | FILES_API_BASE | https://files.moab.tools | | KEYCLOAK_AUTHORITY | https://auth.moab.tools/realms/moab | | KEYCLOAK_CLIENT | share-cli | | MOAB_CONFIG_DIR | ~/.moab (tokens stored in ~/.moab/files-mcp/credentials.json) |