Give your AI agent safe access to Google Drive

Open the AgentBlocks dashboard, click “Connect to Google Drive,” and sign in with Google. That's the entire setup. Your agent now has access to your Drive — but only within the rules you're about to set. You can disconnect at any time.

Let your agent move freely through the safe stuff — browsing folders, checking file info, reading documents — and step in when it matters. Approve new files and edits before they happen. Block moves or trashing entirely if you want nothing reorganised without you. The choice is yours on every single action.

Open your AI tool — Claude, Manus, whatever you use — and add AgentBlocks as a connector. Two clicks. Your agent instantly knows it has Google Drive access and exactly what it's allowed to do.

Ask your agent to do something with your files and it gets to work. It browses folders, opens the right documents, pulls data from spreadsheets, and builds up everything it needs to finish the task. All of this happens automatically — no interruptions while it's gathering context.

When your agent wants to create a new file, edit an existing one, or reorganise your folders, it pauses. You see what's being created or changed — the file name, where it's going, and a preview of the content — before anything is actually written to your Drive. One tap to approve, and it's done.

The file appears exactly where you'd expect it — in the right folder, with the right name, ready to open. Your Drive looks like you created it yourself, because as far as Google's concerned, you did.

Once you're comfortable with your rules, your agent works through your Drive on its own — reading documents, pulling data, building context, and drafting new files. It only surfaces when there's something to create, edit, or move. You approve from your phone (or wherever you use WhatsApp, Slack or email) in seconds and it keeps going.