Dropbox

**Judgment:** This is a strong, well-documented Dropbox integration that’s appropriate whenever an assistant needs to manage or inspect a user’s Dropbox files and folders via HTTP calls, using Maton for OAuth management. **What it’s good for:** - Listing folders, reading metadata, and organizing Dropbox content (create/copy/move/delete, including batch operations). - Searching for files, getting temporary download links, and working with tags and revisions. - Use it specifically for Dropbox; for other third‑party APIs the author recommends the separate `api-gateway` skill. **Key risks / caveats:** - Requires a valid Maton API key and configured Dropbox OAuth connections; without these, all calls will fail (400/401 errors). - Operations are powerful and potentially destructive (delete, batch delete, move, restore), so prompts using this skill should be cautious and explicit about user intent. - Actual file upload/download content flows are not fully documented here; you primarily get metadata plus temporary download links, so large binary upload workflows may need additional endpoints or logic. **Recommended scenarios:** - Assistants that help users search and retrieve documents stored in Dropbox (e.g., “find my latest invoice PDF and give me a download link”). - Automated organization or cleanup bots that restructure folders, tag important files, or batch-remove obsolete content. - Knowledge workers or teams using Dropbox as their main document repository, where the AI needs structured access to file metadata and revisions.