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Mass File Copy v1.0.0

Files & backup mass-file-copy 2 actions MCP

Copy a batch of files into a destination folder, or fan them out across several destinations at once (duplicated to every folder, or spread round-robin). Files are always copied, never moved, and every run can be previewed as a dry-run first.

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The omniscient:// link needs a protocol handler on your machine, which is not built yet. Until then it does nothing — use the commands below.

Actions

Jump to: copy_todistribute

Copy to one folder

copy_to Destructive

Copy an explicit list of files, or every file in a folder matching a pattern, into one destination folder.

Inputs

NameTypeRequired / defaultValues and notes
files path[] optional, default []
folder path optional, default ""
pattern string optional, default *
recursive bool optional, default false
dest path required
skip_existing bool optional, default true

Outputs

NameTypeNotes
copied int
skipped int
planned int
dest path
files json

Distribute to many folders

distribute Destructive

Copy files to several destination folders at once: 'duplicate' copies every file into every destination, 'round-robin' spreads the files across the destinations in rotation.

Inputs

NameTypeRequired / defaultValues and notes
files path[] optional, default []
folder path optional, default ""
pattern string optional, default *
recursive bool optional, default false
dests path[] required
mode enum optional, default duplicate duplicateround-robin
skip_existing bool optional, default true

Outputs

NameTypeNotes
copied int
skipped int
planned int
dests_count int
files json

Use it

Copy to one folder

Command line

shell
python app.py --action copy_to --params '{"dest": "D:/path/to/dest"}'

# preview first - destructive action, nothing is changed:
python app.py --action copy_to --params '{"dest": "D:/path/to/dest"}' --dry-run

Run from the app’s own folder. Single quotes work in bash and PowerShell; in cmd.exe use double quotes and escape the inner ones.

MCP tool

mcp
run_action("mass-file-copy", "copy_to", {"dest": "D:/path/to/dest"})

# preview first:
run_action("mass-file-copy", "copy_to", {"dest": "D:/path/to/dest"}, dry_run=true)

Workflow node

json
{
  "id": "n0",
  "app": "mass-file-copy",
  "action": "copy_to",
  "params": {
    "dest": "D:/path/to/dest"
  },
  "inputs": {}
}

Distribute to many folders

Command line

shell
python app.py --action distribute --params '{"dests": ["D:/path/to/a", "D:/path/to/b"]}'

# preview first - destructive action, nothing is changed:
python app.py --action distribute --params '{"dests": ["D:/path/to/a", "D:/path/to/b"]}' --dry-run

Run from the app’s own folder. Single quotes work in bash and PowerShell; in cmd.exe use double quotes and escape the inner ones.

MCP tool

mcp
run_action("mass-file-copy", "distribute", {"dests": ["D:/path/to/a", "D:/path/to/b"]})

# preview first:
run_action("mass-file-copy", "distribute", {"dests": ["D:/path/to/a", "D:/path/to/b"]}, dry_run=true)

Workflow node

json
{
  "id": "n0",
  "app": "mass-file-copy",
  "action": "distribute",
  "params": {
    "dests": [
      "D:/path/to/a",
      "D:/path/to/b"
    ]
  },
  "inputs": {}
}

Example prompts

Things you can say to Claude, Cursor or Codex once the MCP server is registered.