Dropbox

When the files that run your business live in Dropbox — contracts, invoices, proposals, photos — finding the right one is half the job. This connector puts your AI on it: ask for a file in plain words and it searches, finds it, and hands you a link. No digging through folders.

Ask "find the contract for client León" and it searches and gives you the file. Ask "send me a link to March's invoice" and it makes a temporary download link. Say "share the catalog folder with a public link" and it creates one — but only after it shows you and you confirm, because a public link is visible to anyone who has it.

What you can ask

• "Look for the signed proposal from the García project and give me the link."
• "What's in my 'Facturas' folder from this month?"
• "Create a public share link for the price list PDF."

How it connects

Dropbox is a first-party connector: it runs Terminal Sync's own small server over Dropbox's official API — there's no npm package to install. You connect it in the app (Settings → Integrations → Dropbox), and your access token is stored encrypted in your Keychain and synced across your machines.

Reading and searching are free; creating a public share link is outward-facing, so the AI shows you what it will share and only creates the link when you confirm.

Heads up: to connect, create a Dropbox app in the developer console and generate an access token — the in-app support chat can walk you through it. (An OAuth "Connect with Dropbox" flow is on the way.)