About Ha Filesystem MCP
Ha Filesystem MCP is an MCP server published by st412m in the Search category: home Assistant app (add-on) that exposes one directory as an MCP server: Claude and other clients read, search and edit files, read PDFs and query SQLite read-only. Built for a Karpathy-style LLM wiki, works for any file tree.
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git clone https://github.com/st412m/ha-filesystem-mcpThis server has no ConduID identity, so agent calls to it are not receipted. Pin the version you install and review the source before granting it credentials.
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v2.9.0v2.9.0 — symlink-aware policies, policy page access list, tool annotations · 1 Oct 2026Policies follow the real place of a directory reached through a symlink, tools carry titles and annotations, the protocol version is negotiated, and the Vault policies page can be limited to listed users. Added A title and MCP annotations…
v2.8.0v2.8.0 — verified paths, PATH_OUTSIDE_VAULT, EXPLAIN, SQL tokenizer · 24 Sep 2026The check that a path is inside the vault now lives in one module and is verified by the modules behind it rather than assumed, zone refusals carry a code, `EXPLAIN` runs, and the SQL statement check is a tokenizer instead of a search for…
v2.7.3v2.7.3 — docs restructure, MIT license, English toolchain messages — no behavior changes · 22 Sep 2026Documentation split into a README and a `docs/` directory; build-time messages are now in English. Server behaviour is unchanged. Added `LICENSE` (MIT) at the repository root. Changed `README.md` is now a short landing page: requirements,…
v2.7.2v2.7.2 — WAL databases no longer leave side files behind · 13 Sep 2026WAL databases no longer leave side files behind.** Reading a database with no `-wal` journal (or an empty leftover one) now opens it in place via sqlite3's `immutable=1` URI mode — no `-shm`/`-wal` sibling is created. A database with a…
v2.7.1v2.7.1 — memory ceiling for SQLite queries · 12 Sep 2026A memory ceiling on SQLite queries. Every `sqlite3` call now runs under a fixed working-memory limit of 256 MiB. A query that tries to allocate more is stopped and reported as `QUERY_TOO_LARGE` — a different failure from running out of…