fc_kill_process
Terminate a process by PID or name
How to use it
Project documentation lists fc_kill_process for the Ellmos Filecommander MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
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Pattern-based batch renaming (prefix/suffix, replace, auto-detect)
File hashing (MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512) with optional compare
Remove BOM, NUL bytes, trailing whitespace, normalize line endings
Remove completed searches from memory
Terminate a session
Convert between JSON, CSV, INI, YAML, TOML, XML, and TOON formats
Copy files and directories
Create directories (including parents)
Delete a directory (with optional recursive flag)
Delete a file (permanent)
Find duplicate files using SHA-256 hashing
Line-based editing (replace, insert, delete lines)
Execute a shell command (blocking, with timeout)
Get detailed file metadata (size, dates, type)
Fix Mojibake / double-encoded UTF-8 (27+ character patterns)
Repair broken JSON (BOM, trailing commas, comments, single quotes)
Track directory changes with snapshots (new/modified/deleted)
Retrieve results with pagination
List directory contents (recursive, configurable depth)
List running system processes
List all active/completed searches
List all sessions
Move or rename files and directories (cloud-lock safe)
Validate and open an existing local file or directory with the OS default application
Inspect MIME type and size first, then explicitly request bounded inline MCP content
Read file contents with optional line limit
Read up to 20 files in a single call
Read session output
Move to Recycle Bin / Trash (recoverable!)
Read-only literal or regex search within an explicit ordered list of files, with case, context, global, and per-file limits
Synchronous file search with wildcard patterns
Send input to a running session
Start a background process (non-blocking)
Start a background search (returns immediately)
Start an interactive process (Python, Node, shell...)
Cancel a running search
Replace a unique string in a file with context validation
Validate JSON with detailed error position and context
Write/create/append to files