Run Eazier's file tools from inside your AI assistant.

Connect the Eazier MCP server to Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, or any MCP-compatible client, and your assistant can run eleven real file operations on your behalf — extract an archive, convert HEIC to JPG, compress a video, merge PDFs, chain a pipeline — asked in plain language, against the same workspace, credits, and audit log as the app. Standard SSE transport, same auth, per-key rate limits so a runaway agent can't drain the workspace.

Run Eazier's file tools from inside your AI assistant.

Connect the Eazier MCP server to Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, or any MCP-compatible client, and your assistant can run eleven real file operations on your behalf — extract an archive, convert HEIC to JPG, compress a video, merge PDFs, chain a pipeline — asked in plain language, against the same workspace, credits, and audit log as the app. Standard SSE transport, same auth, per-key rate limits so a runaway agent can't drain the workspace.

What it covers

  • Authenticate with the current Eazier session model: Use the same first-party product boundary the app already uses rather than a separate MCP-only auth flow.
  • Call supported file-workflow actions over MCP: Expose the current archive, optimization, conversion, archive-building, and PDF-toolkit action families to agents through the MCP surface that exists today.
  • Let the engine finish the job: Heavy processing, artifact generation, and billing logic run on the same edge functions as the app — agents don't need a second backend.

Trust points

  • Works with any MCP client — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Cline, and the rest. No Eazier-specific SDK to install.
  • Same auth boundary as the app. No agent-only identity to onboard.
  • Standard SSE transport — connect with any MCP-compatible client.
  • Heavy work runs on the same edge functions as the dashboard. The MCP server is the boundary, not the engine.