MCP SMB Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  Runtime access to SMB/CIFS shares with native permission enforcement.

• 2

  Secure local filesystem access restricted to configured base paths.

• 3

  That require a minimal, permission-preserving file access gateway without indexing or data duplication.

Description

MCP SMB Server allows AI agents to access files on SMB/CIFS shares or local filesystem paths at runtime without indexing or duplicating data, preserving native filesystem permissions. It acts as a minimal execution boundary that enforces access control through the underlying filesystem or SMB server, avoiding policy reimplementation or permission bypass. The server supports communication over stdio and uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) as a runtime control plane.