Manage S3-compatible buckets and objects through MCP tools.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "s3-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
List all buckets in the current S3-compatible storage endpoint, then show the objects under bucket-a.
A list of available buckets and the objects inside the specified bucket.
Read the contents of reports/summary.csv in bucket-a, then copy it to backup-bucket/reports/summary.csv.
The object contents are returned, and the file is copied to the backup location.
Write the generated result.json to bucket-a/exports/result.json, then delete the old file exports/result-old.json.
The new object is written successfully, the old object is deleted, and operation results are returned.
Developers or DevOps engineers can use MCP tools to view and manage buckets and objects across S3-compatible storage endpoints, reducing the need to switch between tools.
When you need to read object contents, upload output files, or copy objects between locations, this tool can handle common storage operations directly.
In archiving or cleanup workflows, it can delete unneeded objects or bucket contents to help keep storage environments organized.
It is an MCP tool for managing and interacting with any S3-compatible storage endpoint. Known capabilities include listing, reading, writing, copying, and deleting buckets and objects.
Based on the description, it supports any S3-compatible storage endpoint rather than a single vendor. For exact compatibility details, see the source repository.
The provided materials do not include installation steps or authentication requirements. Tools like this typically need access to an S3-compatible endpoint and related configuration; check the source repository for specifics.
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