# Tencent COS MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Tencent COS MCP lets your AI agent manage your China-based cloud storage. It handles file uploads, metadata checks, and bucket organization without you having to log into the Tencent Cloud Console. You can list assets, verify permissions, and generate public URLs using natural language commands.

## Overview
- **Category:** industry-titans
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_yBprdsoC0cF4v32iWdxDpa2SDVqamqqB8knSSHKl/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** object-storage, cdn, file-management, data-lifecycle, cloud-assets, metadata-management

## Description

You can manage your Tencent COS buckets directly through your AI client. Instead of hunting through the Tencent Cloud Console to find a specific file or check a permission, you just tell your agent what you need. It handles the heavy lifting of interacting with the object storage service. You can ask it to find specific assets based on their folder path, check if a file actually exists before you run a script, or grab the metadata for a list of objects. If you need to move things around, the agent can copy objects within your buckets or delete old ones to keep things clean. It also handles the boring stuff like generating public URLs for your shared assets and checking your bucket's ACLs to make sure everything is set up right. Because this is part of the Vinkius catalog, you can plug it into your existing workflow and treat your cloud storage like a searchable database. It turns a manual process of clicking through menus into a conversation where you just get the data you need, when you need it.

## Tools

### copy_object
Move an object from one location to another within the same bucket. It is useful for reorganizing your storage structure quickly.

### get_bucket_acl
View the current access permissions for your bucket. It helps you confirm who can see or edit your files.

### get_object_metadata
Pull the HTTP headers and metadata for a specific object. You can use this to check file sizes or types.

### head_bucket
Verify that your bucket exists and is reachable. Use this to test your connection settings before starting a big task.

### list_root_objects
See the top level items in your storage. It gives you a quick bird's eye view of your main directories.

### check_object_exists
Check if a specific file is actually in your bucket. This prevents errors when your script tries to access missing data.

### delete_object
Remove a specific file from your COS bucket. Use this to clear out old logs or temporary assets.

### download_object_text
Grab the text content of a cloud object. This lets your agent read the file content for you to review.

### list_objects
Find files in your bucket using prefixes or delimiters. This is the best way to browse through specific folders.

### upload_object
Put new text content into your COS bucket. You can use this to save configuration files or text assets.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Does the file 'config/prod.json' exist in my bucket?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've checked the storage for you. The file `config/prod.json` exists in your bucket. It was last updated recently and is currently accessible. Would you like me to pull the metadata or the text content for it?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
List all the files in the 'images' folder.
```

**Response:** 
```
I found the following items in the `images/` directory:

| File Name | Size | Type |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| logo.png | 1.2 MB | image/png |
| banner.jpg | 4.5 MB | image/jpeg |
| hero_bg.webp | 2.1 MB | image/webp |

Would you like me to generate a public URL for any of these?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
What are the permissions for my 'public-assets' bucket?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've retrieved the access control list for the `public-assets` bucket. It is currently set to **Public Read**. This means anyone with the URL can view the files, but only authorized users can modify them. Do you want me to change any of these permissions?
```

## Capabilities

### Upload text files
Send text content to your cloud buckets using natural language.

### Remove specific objects
Delete files from your storage to keep your bucket clean.

### Verify file existence
Check if a specific object is present before running other tasks.

### List folder contents
Browse your bucket structure using prefixes and delimiters.

### Extract object metadata
Get headers and details for any file in your storage.

### Create public URLs
Generate endpoints for shared cloud assets instantly.

### Audit bucket permissions
Check access control lists to ensure your storage is secure.

## Use Cases

### Pre-flight script checks
A developer asks their agent to check_object_exists for a database dump before running a migration script to prevent crashes.

### Security permission audits
An ops manager asks the agent to get_bucket_acl for five different buckets to ensure no private data is exposed to the public.

### Rapid asset discovery
A content creator uses list_objects with a specific prefix to find all high-resolution images uploaded in the last week.

### Automated log cleanup
A DevOps engineer asks the agent to delete_object for all files in a temporary folder that are no longer needed.

### Quick content review
A writer asks the agent to download_object_text for a configuration file to check the latest settings without downloading it manually.

## Benefits

- Stop clicking through the Tencent Cloud Console. You can manage your buckets and files directly from your AI chat interface.
- Audit your metadata instantly. Use get_object_metadata to check headers and storage classes without manual searching.
- Organize your storage faster. Use list_objects with prefixes to find exactly what you need in seconds.
- Verify your permissions quickly. Use get_bucket_acl to ensure your bucket is public or private as intended.
- Automate file management. Use delete_object and copy_object to handle routine cleanup and reorganization tasks.
- Get direct access to content. Use download_object_text to let your agent read and summarize files for you.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a natural language interface for your Tencent Cloud storage.

1. Subscribe to the Tencent COS MCP on Vinkius.
2. Provide your SecretId, SecretKey, Region, and Bucket Name.
3. Ask your AI client to list files, upload text, or check permissions.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**What can I do with the Tencent COS MCP?**
You can use it to manage your cloud storage files using natural language. This includes uploading text, deleting files, listing bucket contents, and checking permissions or metadata.

**Can I upload files to Tencent Cloud with this?**
Yes, you can upload text content to your buckets. Your agent can handle the upload process for you based on your instructions.

**How do I check my bucket permissions?**
You can just ask your agent to check the access permissions for a specific bucket. It will retrieve the current settings and tell you who has access.

**Can this Connector help me find specific files?**
Yes, it can list objects in your bucket using prefixes. This makes it easy to find files in specific folders or with specific naming conventions.

**Is this for Tencent Cloud specifically?**
Yes, this Connector is designed specifically for Tencent Cloud Object Storage (COS). It won't work with other providers like AWS or Google Cloud.

**Can I use this to delete old files?**
Yes, you can ask your agent to delete specific objects from your bucket to help keep your storage organized and clean.

**How does this save me time on cloud management?**
It saves you from having to log into the Tencent Cloud Console. You can perform all your routine storage tasks directly from your AI chat interface.

**How do I find my Tencent Cloud SecretId and Region?**
Log in to the [Tencent Cloud Console](https://console.cloud.tencent.com/), navigate to [Access Management] -> [API Key Management] to find your SecretId and SecretKey. Your Region (e.g., `ap-guangzhou`) and Bucket Name are visible in the COS bucket list.

**What format is required for the Bucket Name?**
Tencent COS bucket names usually follow the pattern `[name]-[appid]`, for example: `mydata-1250000000`. Ensure you provide the full string including the numeric APPID suffix.

**Does this server handle authentication signatures?**
Yes! The server automatically calculates the required HMAC-SHA1 signature (`q-sign-algorithm=sha1`) for every request using your provided SecretKey, ensuring high security for your cloud storage orchestration.