The full upstream README, mirrored here for reference. Install config, tool schemas, adoption signals, and an original overview live on the Yungle listing page.
Client libraries for Yungle — a private, EU-hosted file transfer service, and an alternative to WeTransfer for people whose files need to stay in Europe.
| Package | ||
|---|---|---|
yungle-cli | npm i -g yungle-cli | Send and sync files from your terminal, resumably |
yungle-mcp | npx -y yungle-mcp | Read your transfers from an AI assistant (MCP) |
yungle-client | npm i yungle-client | Typed SDK for the API |
Reading is free on any Yungle account. Creating, sending and uploading come with a paid plan. Get a key from Settings → API keys.
Yungle's upload engine is resumable at part granularity and sized for 100 GB
transfers. A browser tab has to stay open for the whole upload, and a closed
laptop lid costs you the file. yungle send does not: interrupt it, run the same
command again, and it continues from the last committed part.
Your vault and end-to-end encrypted transfers are not reachable, and cannot be — their keys are derived in the client and never sent to Yungle. The MCP server additionally has no tool that sends, deletes, invites or revokes; it reads metadata only, by design. See https://yungle.co/developers/unsupported.
The Yungle server itself is not open source; this repository holds only the clients. Issues and pull requests about the clients are welcome here.
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