File Converter MCP
A Python-based MCP (Model Context Protocol) server powered by FastMCP that leverages Pandoc for flexible document conversion between various formats (Markdown, DOCX, PDF, HTML, etc.), designed for use with AI agents like Claude. Includes Docker configuration for easy deployment.
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File Ops
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A local file operations skill for AI agents. Convert, inspect, archive, and extract text from files on the local machine using a bundled Python script with structured JSON output.
What It Does
Convert
- Image formats:
png,jpg,webp,gif,bmp,tiff pdf -> docxxlsx -> csvxls -> csv(requires xlrd, not installed by default)docx -> pdf(requires LibreOffice)html/md/markdown -> pdf(requires wkhtmltopdf)
Inspect
- Basic metadata: size, MIME type, permissions, last modified
- Image: dimensions, color mode, format
- PDF: page count
- Excel: sheet names, row counts
Archive
- Create zip from files and directories
- Extract zip to directory (with ZipSlip protection)
Extract Text
- PDF, DOCX, XLSX, HTML, Markdown, image EXIF metadata
Quick Setup
bash skills/file-ops/scripts/setup.sh
Usage
Health check:
skills/file-ops/.venv/bin/python skills/file-ops/scripts/file_ops.py health
Convert:
skills/file-ops/.venv/bin/python skills/file-ops/scripts/file_ops.py convert --input /path/input.pdf --to docx
Inspect:
skills/file-ops/.venv/bin/python skills/file-ops/scripts/file_ops.py inspect --input /path/file.pdf
Archive:
skills/file-ops/.venv/bin/python skills/file-ops/scripts/file_ops.py archive --input /path/dir --output /path/out.zip
skills/file-ops/.venv/bin/python skills/file-ops/scripts/file_ops.py archive --input /path/archive.zip --output /path/dest --extract
Extract text:
skills/file-ops/.venv/bin/python skills/file-ops/scripts/file_ops.py extract-text --input /path/document.pdf
Use --output /path/output.ext with convert if you do not want the output written next to the input file.
