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**Let Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client rename files for you — automatically, based on content.** This is the official Model Context Protocol bridge for **Distill** — a native macOS app that uses AI (Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, Ollama, or Apple Intelligence) to read your files and rename them with descriptive, consistent names. No more IMG_4521.jpg or Scan_003.pdf — get 250401 Invoice Telekom.pdf instead. > **You need the Distill app installed and running.** This MCP server is a stdio→HTTP bridge — the actual file analysis happens in the app. Get Distill at store.juergenkoller.software/apps/distill. --- What you can do > "Claude, look at the 47 PDFs in ~/Downloads, rename them based on content, but show me the suggestions first." The MCP server exposes **9 tools**: | Tool | What it does | |---|---| | rename_files | Analyze file content with AI and rename with descriptive names | | suggest_names | Suggest new names without renaming (preview mode) | | revert_rename | Undo a previous rename | | get_rename_history | Show the rename history (timestamps, before/after, AI provider used) | | watch_folder | Add a folder to auto-monitoring (new files get renamed in the background) | | app_status | Current state, AI provider, credits left, watched folders | | set_provider | Switch AI provider — Claude, OpenAI GPT-4o, Gemini, Ollama (local), Apple Intelligence | | get_rules | Show naming rules (date format, casing, categories, custom templates) | | set_rules | Update naming rules | Distill reads PDFs, images (via OCR), Office documents, emails, HTML, RTF, and media files. It extracts date, category, description, sender, and amounts — then builds filenames using your configurable rules. --- Installation Prerequisites 1. **macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later** 2. **Distill app installed and running** — get it here (free, pay-per-use credits start at €1.99 / 100 renames) 3. **Swift 5.9+** (Xcode 15+) if building from source Build from source Pre-built binary Grab the latest DistillMCP from Releases. --- Configuration Claude Desktop Edit ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json: Find DISTILL_TOKEN in **Distill → Settings → API & MCP**. Claude Code Cursor / other MCP clients Same pattern — DistillMCP is a stdio MCP server, configured via the two env vars above. --- How it works The bridge reads JSON-RPC 2.0 requests from stdin, forwards them to Distill's local HTTP server at 127.0.0.1:22200/mcp, and writes responses back to stdout. All AI calls (Claude/OpenAI/Gemini/Ollama/Apple Intelligence), file reading (OCR, PDF extraction, Office parsing), credit tracking, and naming logic happen inside the Distill app. This split lets the wire format stay open-source (audit it, sandbox it, run it through any MCP runtime) while the heavy lifting stays in the app. --- Environment variables | Variable | Default | Description | |---|---|---| | DISTILL_PORT | 22200 | Port of Distill's local HTTP server |