Google Drive is a file storage and synchronization service developed by Google that allows users to store files in the cloud, synchronize files across devices, and share files.
Why this server?
Provides a governed Google Drive connector with create folder tools, optional write allowance, and write fencing to the same folder scope as reads under proxy policy.
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Allows importing photos from a Google Drive folder (partial support in v1).
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Provides tools to analyze videos from Google Drive using file IDs.
Why this server?
Allows Teralynk to access and manage files stored in Google Drive, enabling file listing, searching, downloading, and compliance scanning across those files.
Why this server?
Offers full CRUD for Google Drive files and folders, including saving assets and organizing them.
Why this server?
Enables reading and creating files in Google Drive while restricting external sharing capabilities for enhanced security.
Why this server?
Allows searching and retrieving documents from Google Drive, as well as creating and updating documents.
Why this server?
Provides cloud-lock-safe file operations for Google Drive, using automatic copy+delete fallback when sync filters block rename operations.
Why this server?
Integrates with a single Google Drive account using your own OAuth client, letting agents search, read, download, create, edit, organize, and share files. Read tools cover structured search (by name, full text, type, folder, modified date, ownership), recent files, folder listings, metadata with folder path and web link, content export (Docs as Markdown, Sheets as CSV, Slides as plain text), permission inspection, and downloading files to local paths with format conversion. Write tools cover creating files and folders, uploading local files (optionally importing as Google-native formats), replacing file content, renaming/moving/describing/starring, copying, reversible trashing and untrashing, and granting or revoking sharing permissions for users, groups, domains, or anyone with the link.
