gdrivev1.0.0

A law firm grants outside counsel access only to specific client-matter Google Drive folders. Using the gdrive skill, the agent can browse, search, and retrieve case documents strictly within those approved folders while blocking discovery outside the matter scope.

An IT team issues a temporary contractor an allow-list containing only the project's onboarding and architecture folders in Google Drive. The gdrive skill lets the contractor's agent list, read, and search those folders without exposing company-wide or production file structures.

An accounting firm provides each client with an approved Google Drive folder for tax documents and financial statements. The gdrive skill allows agents to upload, browse, and retrieve files only inside that client's approved folder, preventing cross-client data access.

A university research lab wants to share datasets with a partner lab while keeping unpublished analysis and ethics documentation off-limits. The gdrive skill restricts the partner's agent to a pre-approved 'shared data' folder for reading, searching, and uploading new results.

An advertising agency gives each brand client a limited allow-list of Google Drive folders containing approved creative assets and briefs. The gdrive skill enables the agent to search and retrieve only those assets, avoiding accidental exposure of internal pitches or other clients' work.

The base gdrive skill is offered free with support for one approved folder and basic list/read/search actions. Paid tiers unlock multiple approved folders, upload capabilities, audit logs, and admin controls for managing allow-lists across teams.

Sell the gdrive skill as a compliance layer that integrates with a company's existing Google Workspace, CLI, API, or MCP server. It enforces least-privilege folder access without requiring changes to the underlying Drive platform.

Package the gdrive skill into industry-specific products for law, accounting, and healthcare, bundling pre-configured approved-folder templates, audit trails, and compliance reporting. Customers pay for the packaged solution rather than the raw skill.