I’ve been using Claude Code and wanted to extend it with cloud file management. Built an MCP server called cloudhop-mcp. What you can do with it: Open Claude Code and say things like:
- “What cloud accounts do I have configured?”
- “Show me what’s in my Google Drive Photos folder”
- “Copy everything from Google Drive to OneDrive, but skip files larger than 1GB”
- “How’s the transfer going?”
- “Pause it for now, I need bandwidth”
- “Resume and verify when done” Claude handles the full workflow. It browses your files, previews the transfer, starts it, monitors progress, and verifies checksums at the end. Setup: pip install cloudhop cloudhop-mcp cloudhop # start the server in one terminal Add to ~/.claude.json: { “mcpServers”: { “cloudhop”: { “command”: “cloudhop-mcp” } } } That’s it. Claude Code now has 13 new tools for file transfers. The underlying tool (CloudHop) is also open-source. It transfers files between 70+ cloud services locally on your machine. Files never go through external servers. Visual wizard for setup, live dashboard with speed/ETA/file counts, pause/resume, presets, scheduling, bandwidth control, email notifications, Docker support. 597 tests, 7 security layers. Both CloudHop and the MCP server were built entirely in Claude Code. Every line of code, every test, every security layer. 6 days, 60-80 hours, 6 terminals in parallel, 17,000 lines of code, 136 commits, 29 PRs merged, 5-9 million tokens. I’m an orthodontist who also runs a tech platform (CleverTP, clevertp.com), not a developer. Built it because OneDrive’s search broke on my 500 GB account and I needed to move everything to Google Drive. First open-source project. Feedback welcome, especially on the MCP tool design. GitHub (MCP): https://github.com/husamsoboh-cyber/cloudhop-mcp GitHub (CloudHop): https://github.com/husamsoboh-cyber/cloudhop MIT license. Both repos are open. submitted by /u/Sced1990
Originally posted by u/Sced1990 on r/ClaudeCode
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