1. read_text_file
Read complete contents of a file as text with optional head/tail line filtering, treating files as UTF-8 text regardless of extension.
2. read_media_file
Read an image or audio file and return base64 data with the corresponding MIME type by streaming the file content.
3. read_multiple_files
Read multiple files simultaneously with fault tolerance, where failed reads won't stop the entire operation.
4. write_file
Create new file or overwrite existing file with specified content at the given path location.
5. edit_file
Make selective edits using advanced pattern matching and formatting with features like whitespace normalization, indentation preservation, and git-style diff output.
6. create_directory
Create new directory or ensure it exists, creating parent directories if needed and succeeding silently if directory already exists.
7. list_directory
List directory contents with [FILE] or [DIR] prefixes to distinguish between files and directories.
8. move_file
Move or rename files and directories from source to destination, failing if destination already exists.
9. search_files
Recursively search for files and directories using pattern matching with support for exclude patterns and case-insensitive matching.
10. get_file_info
Get detailed file or directory metadata including size, creation time, modified time, access time, type, and permissions.
11. list_allowed_directories
List all directories that the server is allowed to access for read/write operations based on current access control settings.
