Cloud Storage MCP Servers
Find MCP servers for Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, S3, shared folders, and file-based agent workflows.
Matching MCP servers
Pulled from the existing MCP Servers directory with no separate topic database.
Where Cloud Storage MCP fits
Give agents permission-aware access to cloud files, folders, and shared documents.
Connect file search, document retrieval, and knowledge workflows without uploading files manually.
Use cloud storage as a source layer for RAG, PDF, and team-knowledge workflows.
Setup checklist
- 1Choose a server for the cloud storage provider your team already uses.
- 2Scope access to the smallest useful folder, drive, bucket, or workspace.
- 3Add OAuth or API credentials to the MCP client configuration.
- 4Test file search, file read, and permission behavior before exposing sensitive folders.
How to choose
- Prefer servers that preserve file IDs, source URLs, folder paths, and permission boundaries.
- Check support for search, folder scoping, file metadata, and large-file handling.
- Keep delete, share, move, and overwrite actions behind explicit approval.
Cloud Storage MCP FAQ
What is Cloud Storage MCP?
Cloud Storage MCP connects agents to cloud drives, buckets, or shared folders so they can search and read files through MCP.
How is Cloud Storage MCP different from File Management MCP?
Cloud Storage MCP focuses on hosted providers such as Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, OneDrive, and S3. File Management MCP also covers local filesystem workflows.
Can agents modify cloud files?
Some servers allow file writes or deletes. Keep destructive and sharing actions approval-gated.