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List and download files on RunPod Network Volume via S3 API. "runpod volume", "network volume" などで起動。
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| name | volume-storage |
| description | List and download files on RunPod Network Volume via S3 API. "runpod volume", "network volume" などで起動。 |
| metadata | {"author":"pokutuna"} |
| allowed-tools | Bash(${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/volume-storage/scripts/volume_storage.sh *) |
Manage files on RunPod Network Volume via aws s3.
aws CLI with [profile runpod] in ~/.aws/configrunpod.toml with datacenter_id and network_volume_idBuild s3:// paths using network_volume_id from runpod.toml. Pod's /workspace/ maps to s3://VOLUME_ID/.
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/volume-storage/scripts/volume_storage.sh ls s3://VOLUME_ID/
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/volume-storage/scripts/volume_storage.sh cp s3://VOLUME_ID/data/file.json ./file.json
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/volume-storage/scripts/volume_storage.sh sync ./output/ s3://VOLUME_ID/output/
All aws s3 subcommands and options are passed through.
--recursive and sync do not work reliably. Use ls to navigate directories and locate files before copying.