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read_fileRead a plain text or line-oriented file on this computer: source, config, Markdown, scripts or logs. Use read_document for PDF, DOCX, XLSX and other structured documents. Legacy .docx/.pdf extraction remains supported for compatibility. Use offset and length to page through large text files; a nega…Read a plain text or line-oriented file on this computer: source, config, Markdown, scripts or logs. Use read_document for PDF, DOCX, XLSX and other structured documents. Legacy .docx/.pdf extraction remains supported for compatibility. Use offset and length to page through large text files; a nega…
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read_filesRead the contents of files discovered by one glob under a directory, each section prefixed with its path and line count. Use this when the matched file contents are the result you want. Use start_search instead to find filenames or text matches without reading every matched file. If you already kno…Read the contents of files discovered by one glob under a directory, each section prefixed with its path and line count. Use this when the matched file contents are the result you want. Use start_search instead to find filenames or text matches without reading every matched file. If you already kno…
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read_multiple_filesRead several explicitly named text files in one call. Use this when the exact paths are already known; each file is returned separately and one failure does not stop the others. Do not use this for glob discovery: use read_files instead. For one path use read_file.Read several explicitly named text files in one call. Use this when the exact paths are already known; each file is returned separately and one failure does not stop the others. Do not use this for glob discovery: use read_files instead. For one path use read_file.
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read_imageReturn an image file (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, BMP, AVIF, or SVG) as native MCP image content so screenshots, photos, and diagrams can be inspected or shown. Use read_binary only for byte-for-byte transfer, not merely to display an image. Fails above the inline size limit.Return an image file (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, BMP, AVIF, or SVG) as native MCP image content so screenshots, photos, and diagrams can be inspected or shown. Use read_binary only for byte-for-byte transfer, not merely to display an image. Fails above the inline size limit.
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read_binaryRead any file as base64 chunks for byte-for-byte transfer of binaries, archives, documents, or oversized media. For a normal image that should be inspected or shown, use read_image instead. Returns size, offset, and nextOffsetBytes; call again with offset_bytes set to nextOffsetBytes until complete…Read any file as base64 chunks for byte-for-byte transfer of binaries, archives, documents, or oversized media. For a normal image that should be inspected or shown, use read_image instead. Returns size, offset, and nextOffsetBytes; call again with offset_bytes set to nextOffsetBytes until complete…
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write_binaryprivilegedWrite base64 data to a file byte for byte, creating parent directories. Use mode "append" to send a large file as consecutive chunks. Replaces the file by default.Write base64 data to a file byte for byte, creating parent directories. Use mode "append" to send a large file as consecutive chunks. Replaces the file by default.
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hash_fileCompute a checksum of a file without reading it into memory. Useful to verify a copy, compare two files, or confirm a download.Compute a checksum of a file without reading it into memory. Useful to verify a copy, compare two files, or confirm a download.
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list_directoryList the files and directories at a path. Entries are prefixed with [DIR], [FILE], [LINK], or [DENIED] when a subdirectory cannot be read. depth controls how many directory levels are included and pattern filters file names by glob.List the files and directories at a path. Entries are prefixed with [DIR], [FILE], [LINK], or [DENIED] when a subdirectory cannot be read. depth controls how many directory levels are included and pattern filters file names by glob.
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get_file_infoReturn metadata for a file or directory: type, size, timestamps, permissions, and for small text files the line count.Return metadata for a file or directory: type, size, timestamps, permissions, and for small text files the line count.
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write_fileprivilegedCreate or replace the complete contents of exactly one text file. Parent directories are created automatically; mode "append" adds to the end. For a small exact-block edit use edit_block, for a known line range use replace_lines, and when you already have a unified diff use apply_patch. Use write_f…Create or replace the complete contents of exactly one text file. Parent directories are created automatically; mode "append" adds to the end. For a small exact-block edit use edit_block, for a known line range use replace_lines, and when you already have a unified diff use apply_patch. Use write_f…
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write_filesprivilegedCreate or replace the complete contents of two or more text files in one batch, each with its own path, content, and optional mode. Use this for scaffolding or coherent multi-file writes; for one path use write_file. For partial edits use edit_block, replace_lines, replace_in_files, or apply_patch…Create or replace the complete contents of two or more text files in one batch, each with its own path, content, and optional mode. Use this for scaffolding or coherent multi-file writes; for one path use write_file. For partial edits use edit_block, replace_lines, replace_in_files, or apply_patch…
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apply_patchprivilegedApply an already-prepared unified diff to one file or several files, matching each hunk with a little fuzz so small offsets and whitespace differences still apply. Prefer this when the change is naturally patch-shaped; use edit_block for one exact text block and write_file only when replacing a com…Apply an already-prepared unified diff to one file or several files, matching each hunk with a little fuzz so small offsets and whitespace differences still apply. Prefer this when the change is naturally patch-shaped; use edit_block for one exact text block and write_file only when replacing a com…
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set_permissionsChange the permission mode of a file or directory, optionally recursively and optionally with a numeric owner. Use this to make a script executable after writing it.Change the permission mode of a file or directory, optionally recursively and optionally with a numeric owner. Use this to make a script executable after writing it.
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edit_blockprivilegedReplace one known text block in one file. Provide enough surrounding context to make old_string unique; the call fails unless the number of matches equals expected_replacements. Use write_file for a whole-file replacement and replace_lines for a known line range. When exact text is not found, a whi…Replace one known text block in one file. Provide enough surrounding context to make old_string unique; the call fails unless the number of matches equals expected_replacements. Use write_file for a whole-file replacement and replace_lines for a known line range. When exact text is not found, a whi…
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replace_linesReplace an inclusive 1-based line range with new text. Use this when line numbers define the target; use edit_block when matching existing text and write_file for a complete rewrite. The rest of the file, including its line endings, is preserved. Pass dry_run to preview without writing.Replace an inclusive 1-based line range with new text. Use this when line numbers define the target; use edit_block when matching existing text and write_file for a complete rewrite. The rest of the file, including its line endings, is preserved. Pass dry_run to preview without writing.
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replace_in_filesSearch and replace the same text or regular expression across multiple text files under a path and report what changed. Use edit_block for one known block in one file and write_file for one complete known file. Applies immediately; pass dry_run true to preview the affected files first.Search and replace the same text or regular expression across multiple text files under a path and report what changed. Use edit_block for one known block in one file and write_file for one complete known file. Applies immediately; pass dry_run true to preview the affected files first.
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diff_filesShow a unified diff between two local text files, with line counts. Useful to check what changed before reporting or reverting it.Show a unified diff between two local text files, with line counts. Useful to check what changed before reporting or reverting it.
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move_to_trashprivilegedMove a file or directory to the system trash instead of deleting it, so the change can be undone. When the trash is outside the device allowed roots, a .remcp-trash folder beside the file is used instead.Move a file or directory to the system trash instead of deleting it, so the change can be undone. When the trash is outside the device allowed roots, a .remcp-trash folder beside the file is used instead.
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create_directoryCreate one directory or many in a single call, including any missing parent directories. Succeeds when a directory already exists.Create one directory or many in a single call, including any missing parent directories. Succeeds when a directory already exists.
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move_fileprivilegedMove or rename exactly one file or directory from one source to one destination. Replaces an existing destination file by default; pass overwrite false to refuse instead. Use move_paths for two or more moves.Move or rename exactly one file or directory from one source to one destination. Replaces an existing destination file by default; pass overwrite false to refuse instead. Use move_paths for two or more moves.
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copy_fileCopy exactly one regular file to a new path. Directories are not copied recursively. Use copy_paths for directories or two or more copy operations; pass overwrite false to refuse an existing destination.Copy exactly one regular file to a new path. Directories are not copied recursively. Use copy_paths for directories or two or more copy operations; pass overwrite false to refuse an existing destination.
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copy_pathsCopy two or more paths, or copy a directory recursively, in one call. Each item has its own source and destination. For exactly one regular file use copy_file.Copy two or more paths, or copy a directory recursively, in one call. Each item has its own source and destination. For exactly one regular file use copy_file.
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move_pathsprivilegedMove or rename two or more files/directories in one batch, each with its own source and destination. Falls back to copy-and-delete across filesystems. For one source/destination pair use move_file.Move or rename two or more files/directories in one batch, each with its own source and destination. Falls back to copy-and-delete across filesystems. For one source/destination pair use move_file.
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delete_pathprivilegedDelete exactly one file or directory. Directories are removed with their contents unless recursive is false; the filesystem root is refused. Use delete_paths for two or more targets, or move_to_trash when deletion should be reversible.Delete exactly one file or directory. Directories are removed with their contents unless recursive is false; the filesystem root is refused. Use delete_paths for two or more targets, or move_to_trash when deletion should be reversible.
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delete_pathsprivilegedDelete two or more files/directories in one batch and report each result. For one target use delete_path. Use move_to_trash instead when deletion should be reversible.Delete two or more files/directories in one batch and report each result. For one target use delete_path. Use move_to_trash instead when deletion should be reversible.
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create_archivePack files and directories into a tar, tar.gz, or zip archive on the device, so a whole tree can be transferred or backed up in one call.Pack files and directories into a tar, tar.gz, or zip archive on the device, so a whole tree can be transferred or backed up in one call.
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extract_archiveExtract a tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2, tar.xz, or zip archive on the device into a directory, creating it when needed.Extract a tar, tar.gz, tar.bz2, tar.xz, or zip archive on the device into a directory, creating it when needed.
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take_screenshotNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
start_searchNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
get_more_search_resultsNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
stop_searchNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
list_searchesNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
start_processNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
read_process_outputNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
interact_with_processNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
wait_for_process_outputNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
force_terminateNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
list_sessionsNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
get_system_infoNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
list_processesNo description publishedThis tool published no description. Forge does not invent one.
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