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Google Drive

Your agent's filing cabinet. It finds files by what they are, not what you named them — and keeps the shared drive sane while you sleep.

Available nowShips on every plan, flat rateConnects in ~20 seconds

What it does with your Drive

Not search. An actual filing clerk with perfect recall.

Finds by meaning

"The deck Sarah made for the Berlin pitch" — found. It's called final_v3_REAL.pptx and it's in a folder named "misc." Your agent doesn't care. It reads what's inside.

Files like a person would

Consistent names, duplicates flagged, shared drives organized to the structure you already meant to keep. It proposes the re-org first — you approve, it executes.

Watches folders for you

New file lands in "Contracts"? Summarized overnight, key terms flagged, expiry dates on your calendar. You read the brief, not the PDF.

Summarizes the pile

"What changed in the Q3 folder this week?" One paragraph, every change linked. Works across 4 files or 4,000 — the flat rate doesn't care either.

A Tuesday morning, with Drive connected

The kind of thing you'll stop thinking about.

Jamie8:47 AM

find the berlin pitch deck and update the pricing slide to the march rates

Aria8:48 AM

Found it — final_v3_REAL.pptx in Sales/Pitches/misc. Pricing slide updated to the March rates; I logged every change in the slide comments so you can sanity-check. Want the PDF version for the client too?

Jamie8:49 AM

yes. and anything new in Contracts i should know about?

Aria8:49 AM

PDF's in the same folder. Contracts: two new MSAs overnight — one standard, one with an unusual liability cap in section 8. Summary of the cap attached, flagged for counsel. 📎 berlin-pitch-v4.pdf · msa-summary.pdf

Connected in three steps

No IT ticket. No admin console safari.

  1. 1

    Connect with Google

    Standard OAuth — you approve the scopes, we're in. About twenty seconds, most of it reading Google's consent screen.

  2. 2

    Pick what it can see

    Whole Drive, specific shared drives, or just the folders you choose. Read-only by default; write access is a per-folder opt-in.

  3. 3

    Tell it what to do

    Plain English: "watch Contracts and brief me every morning." It writes itself a skill and runs it from then on.

Initiative has rules here.

  • Read-only by default. Write access is opt-in, per folder, revocable per folder.
  • It never deletes or moves anything without your yes. Proposals first, execution after approval.
  • Every action in the audit log. What it read, what it changed, when, and why it said it did.
  • Revoke anytime — from HyperCLI or straight from your Google account. The agent forgets it ever had access.

Pairs well with

Same agent, same memory — context flows between all three.

Your Drive has good stuff in it.
Let something finally read it.

Connect Google Drive

7-day free trial · Ships on every plan · Read-only by default