boubacarsidibe7644-del/google-drive-cortex

Google Drive Pro Unlimited is a Python command line tool that automates management of a Google Drive workspace: syncing files, organizing folders, auditing sharing permissions, and cleaning up duplicates or stale content. The README pitches it at power users with large multi terabyte drives, teams that need to audit permissions without clicking through the web interface, and developers who want API level control over their Drive storage. The tool is built around a Python script called drive_orchestrator.py that reads a YAML profile per workspace. A profile sets the target Drive ID, whether syncing is one way or bi-directional, whether files get auto organized, a permission template, and a schedule for sync intervals, daily cleanup, and weekly permission audits. Filters let a user exclude file patterns like temp or log files and define a folder structure template using placeholders for year, month, client, or project name. From the command line, the tool can run a full sync with automatic organizing and AI assisted renaming, audit all sharing permissions and export the results as a PDF report, or search Drive using a natural language query such as asking for spreadsheets shared with external users from the last quarter. Setup requires Python 3.10 or newer, a Google Cloud project with the Drive API enabled, and OAuth2 or service account credentials placed in a config folder. Two AI integrations are described. OpenAI is used to generate folder descriptions, rename files based on their content, and summarize Drive contents. Claude is used for more advanced permission analysis, resolving natural language search queries, and mediating sync conflicts when the same file changes in two places at once. Other listed features include a bi-directional sync engine that only transfers changed data, a duplicate and orphaned file cleaner, resumable uploads and downloads with bandwidth throttling, and a terminal interface with an optional React based web dashboard. The project supports Windows, macOS, and several Linux distributions, and the README lists it under the MIT License, aimed at anyone who wants scriptable, automated control over a large or messy Google Drive setup rather than manual folder management.