Google Drive
Google Drive is Google's cloud file storage, synchronization, and sharing service.
Google Drive is a cloud file storage and synchronization service launched by Google in 2012. It lets users store files online, open them across devices, and share them with others, and it works alongside Google's document tools such as Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides. It is available with personal Google accounts and as part of Google Workspace for organizations.
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A connector might let it read reference files in Google Drive or write an output there; a plugin may bundle tools, prompts, and authentication for a service.