File Find Mcp
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# File Find MCP A specialized Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for fast file search within a filesystem, built with Rust and powered by ripgrep. ## 🔍 Overview File Find MCP is a tool that provides powerful search capabilities for files in a specified directory. It uses…
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- High‑performance search using ripgrep for extremely fast results
- File content reader that reads and displays text file contents
- Smart file detection that automatically skips binary files
- MCP integration works with AI assistants and protocol‑compatible systems
- Fallback mechanism uses pure Rust when ripgrep is not available
Clone the repository, install Rust and optionally ripgrep, then build with cargo build --release. Add the binary path to your MCP settings (e.g., in Cursor or Claude) using the JSON configuration shown in the README. Once configured, invoke the search tool with a directory and keyword, or the file_content_reader tool with a file path.
File Find MCP
A specialized Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for fast file search within a filesystem, built with Rust and powered by ripgrep.
🔍 Overview
File Find MCP is a tool that provides powerful search capabilities for files in a specified directory. It uses ripgrep to perform high-performance searches through file content efficiently.
This project implements the Model Context Protocol (MCP), making it compatible with AI assistants and other systems that support the protocol.
✨ Features
- High-performance search: Uses ripgrep for extremely fast searches across directory structures
- File content reader: Read and display the content of specific text files
- Smart file detection: Automatically identifies text files and skips binary files
- MCP integration: Works with systems that support the Model Context Protocol
- Fallback mechanism: Uses pure Rust implementation when ripgrep command is not available
📋 Prerequisites
Before using this tool, make sure you have:
1. Rust installed - Install Rust
2. ripgrep installed - On macOS, you can install it using Homebrew:
brew install ripgrep
📦 Building
To build the project:
```bash
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