Google Drive: Manage files, folders, and shared drives.
The 'gws-drive' skill is designed to simplify the management of Google Drive files, folders, and shared drives through the command line interface (CLI). It provides an efficient and streamlined way for users to interact with their Drive content, enabling automated processes like uploading files, managing comments, and tracking changes. This skill integrates with Google Drive's API, allowing users to manage a wide variety of resources directly from the command line, thus enhancing productivity and workflow automation for users and administrators alike.
You must read the `../gws-shared/SKILL.md` for authentication, global flags, and security rules. If this file is missing, run `gws generate-skills` to create it.
The gws-drive skill requires the `gws` binary to be installed. Additionally, ensure the correct version of the skill (0.22.5) is being used.
No, the skill requires appropriate Google Drive permissions, which are detailed in the `../gws-shared/SKILL.md` file. Access to files and folders must be granted for the skill to function correctly.
The skill provides various API resources for managing files, folders, and shared drives. Key commands include `about`, `accessproposals`, `approvals`, `changes`, and `comments`. Each resource offers a set of methods like `get`, `list`, and `create`.
Yes, the skill supports file uploads with automatic metadata via the `+upload` helper command.
Quick Setup:
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