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# Creating a Notes Directory
Like the Hacker News MCP server, the Filesystem MCP server can be run directly using a package manager. We'll use PNPX (the Pnpm version of NPX) to run it.
First, let's create a directory where our agent can store notes and other files:
```bash
mkdir -p notes
```
This command creates a directory called `notes` in your project's root directory. This is where your agent will store any files it creates or modifies. The `-p` flag ensures that the command doesn't fail if the directory already exists.
Creating a dedicated directory for your agent's files is a good practice for several reasons:
- It keeps your agent's files separate from your application code
- It makes it easier to backup or version control your agent's data
- It provides a clear boundary for what your agent can access, enhancing security