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Files.com Claude connector

The Secure File Orchestration Platform

Add Files.com to Claude

Add to Claude
URL https://app.files.com/api/ai/mcp/v1
$ claude mcp add --transport http files-com https://app.files.com/api/ai/mcp/v1

Needs a Files.com account All setup steps

Files.com in Claude at a glance

Reads
40 tools
Bundles, bundle notifications, groups and 31 more
Creates & edits
13 tools
Bundles, bundle notifications, groups and 5 more
Deletes
6 tools
Bundles, bundle notifications, groups and 3 more
Acts as
Your account
Claude works through your own Files.com sign-in

Counts come from the tool names in the official listing. See every tool

How a request travels Illustration, not a screenshot

  1. 1 · You ask

    “Find Files.com bundles about [a topic].”

  2. 2 · Claude calls

    Find_Bundle

    Finds bundles that match what you ask for

  3. 3 · Server runs it

    app.files.com

    As your Files.com account

  4. 4 · Answer

    Reply in the chat

    Write tools can be set to ask you first

The prompt is our example and the tool is one from Files.com’s list. Claude chooses tools itself, so real calls can differ.

Works in Claude on the web Claude Desktop Claude mobile apps Claude Code Other remote MCP clients

How to add Files.com to Claude

Files.com docs

Claude app web · desktop · mobile

  1. 1 Click Add to Claude or open Settings → Connectors and search for Files.com.
  2. 2 Click Connect. Sign in to Files.com and approve access.
  3. 3 In a chat, check Files.com is on in the tools menu under the message box. Then ask.

On Team and Enterprise plans an owner may need to allow it first.

Claude Code terminal

  1. 1
    Add the server: 
    claude mcp add --transport http files-com https://app.files.com/api/ai/mcp/v1
    Add --scope user to use it in every project.
  2. 2 Run /mcp, pick files-com and sign in.
  3. 3 Check with claude mcp list.

Custom connector or any MCP client

In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Other clients that support remote (streamable HTTP) servers take the same URL.

Files.com MCP server URL

https://app.files.com/api/ai/mcp/v1

Files.com MCP tools

61

40 read, 13 write, 6 delete, 2 unclear. The official listing gives tool names only, so the text beside each name is our summary of it, not the developer’s wording.

  • Bundle notifications 5 tools

    • Find_Bundle_Notification Finds bundle notifications that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • List_Bundle_Notification Pulls up a list of bundle notifications (our summary)
    • Create_Bundle_Notification Writes Adds a new bundle notification (our summary)
    • Delete_Bundle_Notification Deletes Deletes a bundle notification (our summary)
    • Update_Bundle_Notification Writes Edits an existing bundle notification (our summary)

  • Bundles 5 tools

    • Find_Bundle Finds bundles that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • List_Bundle Pulls up a list of bundles (our summary)
    • Create_Bundle Writes Adds a new bundle (our summary)
    • Delete_Bundle Deletes Deletes a bundle (our summary)
    • Update_Bundle Writes Edits an existing bundle (our summary)

  • Groups 5 tools

    • Find_Group Finds groups that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • List_Group Pulls up a list of groups (our summary)
    • Create_Group Writes Adds a new group (our summary)
    • Delete_Group Deletes Deletes a group (our summary)
    • Update_Group Writes Edits an existing group (our summary)
Show 33 more groups · 46 tools, 12 that change data · users, files, permissions, bundle recipients, folders, unzip files, zip files, automations, remote servers, action logs, api request logs, automation logs, bundle downloads, bundle registrations, contents files, email logs, exavault api request logs, external events, file histories, file migration logs, folder histories, ftp action logs, histories, inbound s3 logs, logins histories, outbound connection logs, public hosting request logs, scim logs, settings changes, sftp action logs, sync logs, user histories, web dav action logs

  • Users 5 tools

    • Find_User Finds users that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • List_User Pulls up a list of users (our summary)
    • Create_User Writes Adds a new user (our summary)
    • Delete_User Deletes Deletes an user (our summary)
    • Update_User Writes Edits an existing user (our summary)

  • Files 4 tools

    • Find_File Finds files that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • Copy_File Writes Makes a copy of a file (our summary)
    • Delete_File Deletes Deletes a file (our summary)
    • Move_File Writes Moves a file to a different place (our summary)

  • Permissions 3 tools

    • List_Permission Pulls up a list of permissions (our summary)
    • Create_Permission Writes Adds a new permission (our summary)
    • Delete_Permission Deletes Deletes a permission (our summary)

  • Bundle recipients 2 tools

    • List_Bundle_Recipient Pulls up a list of bundle recipients (our summary)
    • Create_Bundle_Recipient Writes Adds a new bundle recipient (our summary)

  • Folders 2 tools

    • List_For_Folder Pulls up a list of folders (our summary)
    • Create_Folder Writes Adds a new folder (our summary)

  • Unzip files 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • Unzip_File Unclear

  • Zip files 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • Zip_File Unclear

  • Automations 2 tools

    • Find_Automation Finds automations that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • List_Automation Pulls up a list of automations (our summary)
    • None

  • Remote servers 2 tools

    • Find_Remote_Server Finds remote servers that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • List_Remote_Server Pulls up a list of remote servers (our summary)
    • None

  • Action logs 1 tool

    • List_Action_Log Pulls up a list of action logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Api request logs 1 tool

    • List_Api_Request_Log Pulls up a list of api request logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Automation logs 1 tool

    • List_Automation_Log Pulls up a list of automation logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Bundle downloads 1 tool

    • List_Bundle_Download Pulls up a list of bundle downloads (our summary)
    • None

  • Bundle registrations 1 tool

    • List_Bundle_Registration Pulls up a list of bundle registrations (our summary)
    • None

  • Contents files 1 tool

    • Zip_List_Contents_File Pulls up a list of contents files (our summary)
    • None

  • Email logs 1 tool

    • List_Email_Log Pulls up a list of email logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Exavault api request logs 1 tool

    • List_Exavault_Api_Request_Log Pulls up a list of exavault api request logs (our summary)
    • None

  • External events 1 tool

    • List_External_Event Pulls up a list of external events (our summary)
    • None

  • File histories 1 tool

    • List_For_File_History Pulls up a list of file histories (our summary)
    • None

  • File migration logs 1 tool

    • List_File_Migration_Log Pulls up a list of file migration logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Folder histories 1 tool

    • List_For_Folder_History Pulls up a list of folder histories (our summary)
    • None

  • Ftp action logs 1 tool

    • List_Ftp_Action_Log Pulls up a list of ftp action logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Histories 1 tool

    • List_History Pulls up a list of histories (our summary)
    • None

  • Inbound s3 logs 1 tool

    • List_Inbound_S3_Log Pulls up a list of inbound s3 logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Logins histories 1 tool

    • List_Logins_History Pulls up a list of logins histories (our summary)
    • None

  • Outbound connection logs 1 tool

    • List_Outbound_Connection_Log Pulls up a list of outbound connection logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Public hosting request logs 1 tool

    • List_Public_Hosting_Request_Log Pulls up a list of public hosting request logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Scim logs 1 tool

    • List_Scim_Log Pulls up a list of scim logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Settings changes 1 tool

    • List_Settings_Change Pulls up a list of settings changes (our summary)
    • None

  • Sftp action logs 1 tool

    • List_Sftp_Action_Log Pulls up a list of sftp action logs (our summary)
    • None

  • Sync logs 1 tool

    • List_Sync_Log Pulls up a list of sync logs (our summary)
    • None

  • User histories 1 tool

    • List_For_User_History Pulls up a list of user histories (our summary)
    • None

  • Web dav action logs 1 tool

    • List_Web_Dav_Action_Log Pulls up a list of web dav action logs (our summary)
    • None

Read or write is our reading of each name. List checked 2026-10-20; developers can change tools at any time.

Things to ask Claude with Files.com

Our suggestions, one for each kind of tool Files.com offers. Not from Files.com or Anthropic. Fill in the [brackets].

  • Find Files.com bundles about [a topic].

    uses Find_Bundle

  • Create a Files.com bundle for [what it is about].

    uses Create_Bundle

  • Update the Files.com bundle [name or link]: [what to change].

    uses Update_Bundle

  • Turn these notes into Files.com bundles, one per action item: [paste notes].

    uses Create_Bundle

  • Create a Files.com bundle notification for [what it is about].

    uses Create_Bundle_Notification

  • List the Files.com bundles and give me a short overview.

    uses List_Bundle

Security and access

Where requests go, whose account Claude uses, and what you control.

Server

app.files.com

On the developer’s own domain (files.com), not a third-party host. Claude sends requests here when it uses a tool.

Account

Your own Files.com account

You sign in when you connect. Claude works through that account, so it reaches what the account can reach.

Control

You approve write tools

In Claude’s connector settings you can choose, tool by tool, whether Claude must ask before using it. Write tools are marked in the list above. See write tools

Policy

Privacy policy

Published by Files.com and linked from the official listing. Read it ↗

Anthropic’s directory notes that it does not control which tools a developer exposes and cannot guarantee they work as intended or stay the same. Connect connectors you trust.

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    Questions people ask

    What does the Files.com connector do in Claude?

    The Files.com MCP connector brings your Files.com site into Claude, making it easy to find, access, upload, organize, and share business-critical files directly from your AI workflow. It uses your existing Files.com permissions and access controls, so Claude can only work with the files and folders your connected account is authorized to use.

    Is the Files.com connector official?

    It is made by Files.com and carries the Anthropic verified mark in Anthropic’s directory. This site is independent and lists it from the official directory.

    What is the Files.com MCP server URL?

    https://app.files.com/api/ai/mcp/v1. It is a remote MCP server hosted at app.files.com. Paste it into Claude as a custom connector, or add it to Claude Code with: claude mcp add --transport http files-com https://app.files.com/api/ai/mcp/v1

    How do I add Files.com to Claude Code?

    Run "claude mcp add --transport http files-com https://app.files.com/api/ai/mcp/v1" in your terminal, then start Claude Code, type /mcp, choose files-com and sign in to Files.com. Add "--scope user" to make it available in every project.

    Do I need a Files.com account?

    Yes. You sign in to Files.com when you connect it, and Claude works through that account.

    Can Claude change or delete my Files.com data?

    Judging by tool names, 19 of its 61 tools can change data, including 6 that delete or remove things. The other 40 only read. In Claude you can choose, per tool, whether Claude must ask before using it.

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