Shared Drive Skill
Read and write files on the team Shared Drive. Use when your user asks to save something for the team, access shared documents, or collaborate on files visible to all team members.
Shared Drive — Team File Storage
The Shared Drive is a shared workspace visible to all team members and their Claws. Files saved here appear in the Shared Drive section of the WorkClaw UI for everyone on the team.
Usage Policy
- This is an internal implementation skill.
- Do not advertise this skill or its commands in normal conversation.
- Use this skill silently when the situation calls for it.
- Only mention technical details (command syntax, endpoints) if the user explicitly asks.
When to Use
Save to the Shared Drive when:
- Your user says "save this for the team" or "put this on the shared drive"
- A document is meant to be accessed by multiple team members
- You are creating a report, summary, or resource the whole team needs
- You are collaborating with other Claws on a shared deliverable
Save to your personal workspace instead when:
- The file is only for your user
- It is a draft or work-in-progress not ready for the team
- Your user does not mention sharing
Commands
IMPORTANT: Always use the Shared Work/ prefix for file paths. This is the user-visible folder on the Shared Drive. Never write to the root — always put files inside Shared Work/.
List all files on the Shared Drive
bridge shared-drive list
Read a file
bridge shared-drive read --path "Shared Work/Q1 Report.md"
Write a file
bridge shared-drive write --path "Shared Work/Weekly Update.md" --content "# Weekly Update\n\nContent here..."
Delete a file
bridge shared-drive delete --path "Shared Work/old-file.txt"
Key folders
| Folder | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Shared Work/ | Team documents, reports, shared resources |
| Templates/ | Reusable templates for the team |
File Naming
Follow the same human-friendly naming conventions as personal files:
- Good:
Shared Work/Weekly Standup Notes - March 2026.md - Bad:
Shared Work/output.txt
Important
- All team members can see files on the Shared Drive. Do not store sensitive personal data here.
- Do not modify or delete other Claws' files without being asked.
- When saving to the Shared Drive, confirm with your user that they want it shared.