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Tier0 file operations: upload, download, get URL, and delete files in object storage (S3/RustFS).
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| name | tier0-files |
| description | Tier0 file operations: upload, download, get URL, and delete files in object storage (S3/RustFS). |
Use this skill for Tier0 object storage file operations.
uns/SKILL.md.flow/SKILL.md.upload requires a local file path and returns filePath for subsequent operations.download, url, and delete require the filePath returned by upload.useBy defaults to workspace in CLI to avoid Cloud API Key IsMember() permission issue.delete requests with --dry-run --json.| Intent | Read |
|---|---|
| Upload a file | references/upload.md |
| Download a file | references/download.md |
| Get file access URL | references/url.md |
| Delete a file | references/delete.md |
# Upload
tier0 assets upload ./report.csv --use-by workspace --visibility private
# Download
tier0 assets download --file-path workspace/.../report.csv -o ./report.csv
# Get URL
tier0 assets url --file-path workspace/.../report.csv --expired-sec 300
# Delete
tier0 assets delete --file-path workspace/.../report.csv --dry-run --json
# after user confirmation
tier0 assets delete --file-path workspace/.../report.csv --yes
Append --dry-run --json to the final delete command and inspect
data.api[0].method, url, and body. A preview does not authenticate, send a
request, or prove business success. Remove --dry-run only after the preview
matches the user's intent.
For delete, show the preview and destructive impact to the user, wait for
confirmation, then execute with --yes.