Managing Your Drive with AI

Let your agent organize skills, create collections, and manage your entire drive through natural conversation.

Overview

Every action available in the dashboard is also exposed as an MCP tool. Your agent can create collections, add or remove skills, upload new skills, browse the marketplace, and export bundles — all without you touching the web interface.

Fully agent-driven workflows

These tools let your agent self-organize its skill library. It can create project-specific collections, import skills it discovers, and clean up what it no longer needs — all within a single conversation.

Real-World Examples

Here's how people actually use drive management in practice. Just tell your agent what you need in plain language.

Save a skill you built
You: "I just created a skill on Claude.ai for generating SQL queries. Upload it to my SkillzDrive so I can use it from Cursor and share it with my team."
Agent: downloads upload scriptuploads your .skill.zip → skill is now in your drive and accessible from any connected client
Find a skill for something you need done
You: "I need to convert a CSV file to a formatted PDF report. Is there a skill for that?"
Agent: searches marketplace → finds matching skills → imports to your driveruns it on your file → done, PDF ready
Replace a skill with a better version
You: "I improved my code-review skill. Replace the old version in my drive with this updated one."
Agent: uploads new version → replaces existing skill → all your clients and team members see the update immediately
Organize skills for a project
You: "Create a collection called 'data-pipeline' with just my ETL, validation, and reporting skills. I want a clean API key that only exposes those three."
Agent: creates collectionadds skills → returns a scoped API key that only sees those skills

Collections

Collections let you group skills into subsets. Your agent can create a collection, seed it with skills from your drive, and later add, remove, or rename it.

ActionTool
Create a collection (optionally with initial skills)skills_createCollection
Add a skill to a collectionskills_addToCollection
Remove a skill from a collectionskills_removeFromCollection
Rename a collectionskills_updateCollection

Skills must be in your drive

You can only add skills to a collection if they are already in your drive. Use skills_importToDrive first to add marketplace skills.

Drive Management

Your agent can control which skills live in your drive and toggle their active state.

ActionTool
Remove a skill from your drive entirelyskills_removeFromDrive
Toggle a skill on or off (keeps it in your drive)skills_toggleDriveSkill

Toggling vs. removing

Toggle disables a skill temporarily — it stays in your drive but won't appear in tool listings. Remove deletes it from your drive entirely. Use toggle when you want to keep a skill for later.

Uploading Skills

Your agent can upload new skills from local files using the built-in upload-to-skillzdrive skill. It fetches the upload script, runs it locally with your file, and the skill is created and added to your drive automatically.

Download & Export

Your agent can export skills as downloadable bundles using skills_downloadSkills. Three scopes are supported:

ScopeWhat it exports
driveAll skills in your drive
collectionAll skills in a specific collection
skillA single skill

Running Scripts Locally

Some skills are designed to run on your machine instead of in a cloud sandbox. Your agent uses skills_getScript to download the script, then executes it locally.

Local ExecutionCloud Execution
CostFree (no credits)Credits per execution
FilesystemFull local accessIsolated sandbox only
SafetyRuns on your machineIsolated, destroyed after use
Best forFile uploads, local toolsComplex processing, untrusted code

Skills from teams and shares

Your MCP tool listings include skills from your personal drive, any active team drives you belong to, and skills shared directly with you. Team and sharing management is done via the web dashboard.

Next Steps