// Upload files to Google Drive with AKF trust metadata — provenance and compliance baked in before upload.
| name | akf-drive-upload |
| description | Upload files to Google Drive with AKF trust metadata — provenance and compliance baked in before upload. |
| metadata | {"version":"1.0.0","openclaw":{"category":"compliance","requires":{"bins":["gws","akf"]},"cliHelp":"akf stamp --help && gws drive +upload --help"}} |
Stamp files with trust metadata BEFORE uploading to Google Drive. Every file in Drive carries provenance.
When AI agents upload files to Google Drive, those files carry zero provenance. Your team opens them with no idea: Was this AI-generated? What model? What sources? Is it compliant?
AKF stamps every file before upload so trust metadata travels with the document — visible in Google Drive file properties.
EU AI Act Article 50 (August 2, 2026) requires this for AI-generated content.
akf stamp report.pdf --agent claude-code --evidence "quarterly analysis from SEC filings"
gws drive +upload report.pdf
The trust metadata is embedded IN the file — it survives the upload and is readable by anyone who downloads it.
akf stamp report.pdf --agent claude-code --evidence "generated from Q3 data" && gws drive +upload report.pdf
gws drive files get FILE_ID --download ./downloaded.pdf
akf read ./downloaded.pdf
# Shows: agent=claude-code, trust=0.70, evidence="generated from Q3 data"
akf audit report.pdf --regulation eu_ai_act && gws drive +upload report.pdf
Only uploads if the file passes EU AI Act compliance.
for f in reports/*.pdf; do
akf stamp "$f" --agent batch-upload --evidence "monthly reports"
done
gws drive +upload reports/ --parent FOLDER_ID
pip install akf # Trust metadata
npm i -g @anthropic/gws # Google Workspace CLI (or your preferred install method)