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kortix-drives

Guide file storage and context retention in Kortix shared folders. Identify accessible folders, save lasting outputs, keep user and team notes across sessions, and handle conflicting file copies according to the documented sharing and synchronization rules.

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The project's Files under `/drives`: the user's own folder (their desktop, also at `~/Desktop`) and the folders shared with you, synced with the Kortix web app and every other session. Load before you read or save a file the user should keep, look for the user's notes, preferences or context, keep memory across sessions, or when you see a file named `... (conflict <date> <time>)...`.

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Good for

  • Saving outputs for use after the session ends
  • Reusing user notes and preferences across sessions
  • Keeping shared context for the team
  • Checking access permissions and conflicting file copies

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SKILL.md (original)

Review the instructions the agent will receive before you install.

<skill name="kortix-drives"> <overview> **Files** is the project's shared folder tree. It lives outside this sandbox, syncs both ways within seconds with the Kortix web app and with every other session that mounts it, keeps a version history, and outlives this session. Each folder under `/drives` is one folder of Files that this session may use; everything else on this machine is session scratch.

/drives/README.md is the live map for THIS session: which folders are mounted, where, read-only or read-write, and any open conflicts. Kortix rewrites it whenever access changes. Read it first; never edit it. </overview>

<layout> | Path | What it is | Access | | --- | --- | --- | | `/drives/me` (and `~/Desktop`) | the user's own folder, `Users/<name>` in Files | read-write | | `/drives/me/Memory` | what you keep about this user across sessions | read-write | | `/drives/company` | the project's shared `Company` folder, with `Company/Memory` for what the whole team should know | as shared | | `/drives/<name>` | any other folder shared with you, this agent or this user | as shared |
  • Look in /drives/me for the user's context before you ask them for it.
  • Save files you make for the user in /drives/me.
  • Keep what you learn about the user in /drives/me/Memory; keep what the whole team should know in Company/Memory when it is mounted.
  • You see only folders someone shared. If you need another folder, ask the user to share it with you in Files.
  • Access can change while you run. Re-read /drives/README.md when a path you expected is missing or refuses writes. </layout>
<conflicts> When two writers change the same file at the same time, nothing is lost: one version stays at the path and the other is saved beside it as `<name> (conflict <date> <time>)<ext>`. Kortix tells the user in the web app.
  • Tell the user about a conflict copy that touches your work.
  • Do not delete or rename a conflict copy on your own. Merge the two versions only when the user asks.
  • SQLite databases are kept whole: a conflicting app.db arrives as app (conflict ...).db. </conflicts>
<limits> - A file written here is visible elsewhere within seconds, not instantly. Avoid two sessions editing one file at once. - Writes go through `sync`/close like any disk: close files you write. - Do not put secrets or credentials in Files: other people with access to a folder read the same files. - A session mounts a limited number of folders. Folders that did not fit are listed in `/drives/README.md`; tell the user rather than look for them. </limits> </skill>

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