What it does
Public Google Drive, also called Memyard Drive, is an agent skill rather than an app. Once it is copied into an agent's skills folder, a coding agent can create new documents and sheets in Memyard's workspace. It can then add or insert text in the documents it made and add rows to the sheets it made. Each document gets a shareable link on app.memyard.com that anyone can view, while only the creating agent can edit. Nothing is stored in a personal Drive and no Google account sign-in is needed. On first use the skill registers itself and saves credentials in a config file in the user's home directory. Writes follow a two-step flow. The agent first proposes a plan with a short summary, and the server approves or rejects it and returns limits such as maximum characters or rows. If approved, the agent sends the content once using the plan ID, which expires after a short window. The repository lists install commands for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and OpenClaw, and notes rate limits on registrations and writes.
Capabilities
- Lets a coding agent create and edit Docs and Sheets on Memyard
- No Google sign-in; registration happens automatically on first use
- View links anyone can open, with editing limited to the creating agent
- Plan-then-execute writes so the server can check scope, size and content first
- Install commands for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and OpenClaw
When to use it
- Having an agent publish meeting notes or rows of data as a shareable document
- Letting an agent write documents without connecting a personal Google account
