| name | nextcloud |
| description | Nextcloud files, calendar, and Talk. Browse files at /nextcloud/, manage events, send and read messages. Use whenever the user mentions Nextcloud or cloud files. |
| metadata | {"nessi":{"command":"nextcloud","enabled":true}} |
Nextcloud
Important: local files vs. Nextcloud files
- Local files uploaded in the chat are at
/input/. Use file tools or bash to work with them.
- Nextcloud files are at
/nextcloud/. Only access this when the user explicitly mentions Nextcloud or refers to files stored there.
If unclear whether the user means a local upload or a Nextcloud file, ask before assuming. Never default to /nextcloud/ for files the user uploaded in the chat.
Files
Nextcloud files are at /nextcloud/. Read files with normal commands:
ls /nextcloud/
cat /nextcloud/Documents/notes.md
table query /nextcloud/data.xlsx --where "status = active" --output /output/result.csv
You can create new files in Nextcloud but cannot overwrite or delete existing files. Always use a new filename when writing:
cp /output/result.csv /nextcloud/Documents/result-new.csv
write_file /nextcloud/Documents/report.md "# Report\n..."
Calendar
nextcloud calendar
nextcloud calendar --days 14
nextcloud calendar --name work
nextcloud calendar create "Team standup" --start "2025-06-15 09:00" --end "2025-06-15 09:30"
nextcloud calendar create "Lunch" --start "2025-06-15 12:00" --calendar work --location "Cafeteria"
--end defaults to 1 hour after start if omitted--calendar selects the calendar (default: "personal")--location and --description are optional- Creating events requires user approval
Talk
Use conversation names directly — no tokens needed.
nextcloud talk
nextcloud talk read "General"
nextcloud talk read "Anna" --limit 50
nextcloud talk send "General" "Hello everyone!"
nextcloud talk — list all conversationsnextcloud talk read "name" — read recent messages (fuzzy name match)nextcloud talk send "name" "msg" — send a message (asks user for approval first)
