Add Comment to Google Drive File
Adds a comment to a file in Google Drive. The comment is visible to anyone with access to the file.
Copy Google Drive File
Creates a copy of a file in Google Drive. Optionally rename the copy and/or place it in a different folder.
Create Google Drive Folder
Creates a new folder in Google Drive. Optionally specify a parent folder.
Delete from Google Drive
Deletes a file or folder from Google Drive. By default moves to trash (recoverable). Set permanent=true to permanently delete.
Get File from Google Drive
Downloads a file from Google Drive by file ID or URL. Google Workspace formats (Docs, Sheets, Slides) are automatically exported to standard formats (DOCX, XLSX, PPTX).
Get Google Drive Comments
Lists comments and replies on a Google Drive file. Use to read feedback, review discussion threads, or understand collaboration context.
Get Google Drive File Metadata
Gets metadata for a file in Google Drive without downloading its content. Returns name, type, size, modification date, and more.
Get Google Drive Permissions
Lists all permissions (who has access) for a file or folder in Google Drive. Shows each person's email, role (owner/editor/viewer/commenter), and whether access is direct or via link.
List Google Drive Folder
Lists files and subfolders in a Google Drive folder. Returns both files and folders with metadata. Use for browsing folder contents.
Move Google Drive File
Moves a file or folder to a different location in Google Drive. The file keeps its ID — all sharing links and references stay valid.
Save File to Google Drive
Uploads a new file to Google Drive. Optionally specify a destination folder and override the file name.
Search Google Drive
Searches for files and folders in Google Drive by name or content. Supports filtering by folder, file type, and result count.
Share Google Drive File
Shares a file or folder in Google Drive with a specific user. You can grant reader, writer, or commenter access and optionally send an email notification.
Update Google Drive File
Updates (overwrites) the content of an existing file in Google Drive. The file ID stays the same — sharing links and references are preserved.