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Scan disks, inspect usage, compare snapshots, and find space issues fast.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "wiztree-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Scan drive D and return the top 20 folders and files by disk usage, sorted by size descending.
A ranked list of the largest folders and files to quickly identify space-heavy items.
Search the scanned results for paths containing "node_modules" or ".log", and show their sizes and locations.
Matching paths with sizes and locations, useful for cleanup or investigation.
Compare this week's and last week's disk snapshots, identify newly added or fastest-growing directories, and summarize the changes.
A snapshot diff highlighting major growth areas and likely sources of unusual disk usage.
When disk space is running low, developers or DevOps engineers can scan a drive and inspect usage distribution to find the most impactful cleanup targets. This reduces guesswork before deleting files.
When you need to find logs, caches, or build artifacts, you can search paths directly and review their sizes and locations. This is useful for investigating repeated builds or accumulated cache data.
By comparing two snapshots, teams can see which directories keep growing and determine whether abnormal writes or data bloat may be involved. It fits recurring storage audits.
This is a WizTree-based disk analysis MCP server. It can scan drives, inspect disk usage, search paths, compare snapshots, and visualize filesystem data.
It is suitable for locating large files and folders, searching for specific path patterns, and analyzing disk changes across time. It is especially useful for storage troubleshooting and growth analysis.
The provided materials do not include installation steps or prerequisite details. Since it is based on WizTree, see the source repository for specifics.
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