iflow-mcp_dropbox_mcp-server-dash

# Dropbox Dash MCP Server An MCP server that exposes Dropbox Dash search and file metadata via STDIO using the Python MCP server library (`fastmcp`). Authenticate with Dropbox, then search across all company content and fetch detailed file metadata and content. ## Tools Implemented - `dash_get_auth_url` - Summary: Start Dropbox OAuth; returns the authorization URL. - Args: none - Returns (text): A short instruction message followed by the URL. - Notes: Use when not yet authenticated or when a token has expired. After approval in the browser, call `dash_authenticate` with the one-time code. Tokens are stored securely in your system keyring, so this is typically a one-time setup. - `dash_authenticate` - Summary: Complete OAuth using the one-time authorization code. - Args: - `auth_code` (string, required) - Returns (text): Account display name and email on success; a human-readable error on failure. - Notes: Persists a token for subsequent tool calls. Typically only needed once until the token expires or is revoked. - `dash_company_search` - Summary: Search company content indexed by Dropbox Dash. - Args: - `query` (string, required) — search text - `file_type` (string or null, optional) — one of: `document`, `image`, `video`, `audio`, `pdf`, `presentation`, `spreadsheet`; or `null` for no filter. Default: `null`. The value `document` is also treated as no filter. - `connector` (string or null, optional) — filter by connector source. Common connectors include `confluence`, `dropbox`, `github`, `gmail`, `gong`, `google_calendar`, `google_drive`, `jira`, `microsoft_365`, `microsoft_teams`, `slack`, `workday`, `zoom`, among others. Default: `null` for no connector filter. - `start_time` (string or null, optional) — filter results modified after this datetime (ISO 8601 format, e.g., `2025-10-30T16:24:12.071Z`). Default: `null` for no start time filter. - `end_time` (string or null, optional) — filter results modified befor…