AI agents

HyperDrop's MCP server

hyperdrop mcp, in HyperDrop Desktop and in the command line, lets an agent share and manage files through the server you are signed in to.

Tools: share_files, share_text, share_server_folder, edit_share, replace_file, add_files, delete_file, move_file, make_folder, remove_folder, delete_share, create_inbox, edit_inbox, fetch_file, and the read-only list_shares, show_share, list_inboxes, list_server_folders, server_status, recent_actions and find_file. It runs wherever the command line does, on macOS, Linux and Windows, and acts as the signed-in account, with its quota and the app's own version and identity checks, and cannot install servers, manage users or change the domain.

Every call but recent_actions (which reads it) is written to a local log, readable with hyperdrop actions; passwords are never logged.

Server Management's MCP server

hyperdrop-server-management mcp is a separate program with separate tools: list and check your servers, install one over SSH, reset an account's second factor, remove HyperDrop from a box, and the Synology guide.

No tool takes or returns a password, passphrase, two-factor code or admin password: when a job needs or shows one, Server Management opens its own window. Removing a server and resetting a second factor are confirmed by you in that window; no tool forgets a listed server or trusts a changed SSH host key.

Connect an agent

Both apps connect the same seven agents: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and Pi. Each shows the exact change first; only Confirm applies it.

• HyperDrop Desktop: Settings, AI Agents, then Connect on the agent's row.
• Server Management: Connect my agent on the welcome screen, or Manage agents under the server list.

Pi has no MCP support of its own; its row shows the snippet to add to ~/.pi/agent/mcp.json by hand.

To register Claude Code yourself, for file sharing on a Mac:

claude mcp add --scope user hyperdrop -- /Applications/HyperDrop.app/Contents/Resources/hyperdrop mcp

On Linux, on Windows, or on a Mac without the app, with the command line on your PATH and connected:

claude mcp add --scope user hyperdrop -- hyperdrop mcp

For Server Management on macOS:

claude mcp add --scope user hyperdrop-server-management -- "/Applications/HyperDrop Server Management.app/Contents/MacOS/hyperdrop-server-management" mcp

On Linux from the .deb or .rpm:

claude mcp add --scope user hyperdrop-server-management -- /usr/bin/hyperdrop-server-management mcp

On Windows, and on Linux from the .zip, use the path of the extracted executable in place of the one shown. Start a new Claude Code session afterwards.