Google Drive is a Clone skill that finds, reads, uploads, downloads, shares and organizes files and folders in Google Drive. Executive assistant, operations, project manager and executive clones use it to locate the right file fast and keep shared folders tidy. It needs a Google Drive connection, and your clone only touches the files its permissions allow.
Which spreadsheets in the Finance folder changed in the last 7 days, and who changed them?
Four spreadsheets changed this week. The forecast was edited twice, most recently yesterday afternoon.
| File | Last edited | By |
|---|---|---|
| Q4 forecast | Yesterday | Your controller |
| Vendor payments | Tue | You |
| Headcount plan | Mon | The VP |
| Expense tracker | Last Fri | Your analyst |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Link the Drive your clone should work in and set which folders and actions it is allowed to use.
Request a search, a summary of a PDF, an upload and share, or a move of old files into an archive.
You get the files it found, read, shared or moved, with links. Every action is logged.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Google Drive to work as part of their job.
It is an AI that finds and manages files in your Google Drive. With Clone, you ask in plain words and your clone searches, reads, uploads, shares and organizes files and folders for you.
Yes. Your clone works in the Drive you connect. Clones are default-deny, so it only reaches the files and actions you allow.
Executive assistant, operations manager, project manager and executive clones use it most, usually to find documents and keep shared folders in order.
Yes. Your clone can read the contents of files such as PDFs stored in Drive and answer questions about them or summarize them.
Updated October 2026