inspect-dropbox-file

Savant verdict: Analyzed

Scanned or evaluated by Savant; not yet both passing.

Live evaluation

1 pass · 5 investigate · 4 fail across 10 cases. Jev accepted 10 of 13 LLM-drafted cases. Drafted and run by nvidia/nemotron-3-super-120b-a12b, validated and scored by jev-latest.

• What is the file 'Q3-budget.xlsx' in my Dropbox, and when was it last modified?positive case · fail
• Is the folder '/Project-Alpha' shared, and if so, what access links exist?positive case · fail
• Summarize the content of the Dropbox file 'meeting-notes.txt' located in the '/Work' folder.positive case · fail
• Check if the shared link I have for a Dropbox file is still valid and what it points to.positive case · investigate
• Create a new shared link for the file '/Documents/presentation.pptx' so my team can view it.negative case · investigate
• Restore the previous version of the file '/Logs/error.log' from yesterday.negative case · pass
• Share the file '/HR/salaries.xlsx' with the email address employee@company.com so they can edit it.negative case · investigate
• Delete the folder '/Old-Projects' from my Dropbox to free up space.escalation case · investigate

Safety (NVIDIA SkillSpector)

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SKILL.md

---
name: inspect-dropbox-file
description: Inspect a Dropbox file or folder by checking metadata, shared links, and file content when needed. Use when the user asks what a file is, whether it is shared, when it changed, what access links exist, or asks to read/analyze a Dropbox file.
---

# Inspect Dropbox File

Use this skill to understand a Dropbox file or folder before summarizing, comparing, sharing, restoring, or organizing it.

## Tools

- `get_file_metadata`
- `fetch`
- `list_shared_links`
- `get_shared_link_metadata`
- `search`
- `list_folder`

## Workflow

1. Identify the target file or folder from the user request.
2. If the target is ambiguous, use `search` or `list_folder` to find likely matches.
3. Call `get_file_metadata` for the chosen item.
4. If the user asks about content, summary, extraction, or analysis, use `fetch` for files.
5. If the user asks about version history or rollback options, explain that the current Dropbox MCP tools do not expose revision listing or restore operations.
6. If the user asks about sharing or access, use `list_shared_links`; continue while the response indicates has_more or returns a cursor before claiming the shared-link listing is complete.
7. If the user provides a Dropbox shared link or asks about a specific link, use `get_shared_link_metadata`.

## Output

Summarize only the details relevant to the user request. Include:

- Name and path
- File or folder type
- Size and modified time when available
- Sharing/link status when relevant, including whether shared-link pagination is complete
- Version-history limitation when relevant
- Fetched content summary when relevant
- Recommended next action, if the user asked for one

## Safety

This is a read-only workflow. Do not create links, change sharing, copy, move, delete, or restore content. If the user asks for a mutation, explain the intended action and switch to the relevant Dropbox skill.

## Good Triggers

- "What is this Dropbox file?"
- "Summarize this file."
- "Check whether this folder is shared."
- "Show me the revision history."
- "When was this document last updated?"

## Do Not Use When

- The user only wants to search or browse. Use `find-dropbox-content`.
- The user wants to create a shared link or inspect shared-link state. Use `share-dropbox-content`.
- The user wants to add viewers or share directly with named recipients. Explain that recipient-sharing is unavailable until the required MCP tools are exposed.
- The user wants to restore a revision. Explain that recovery is unavailable until the Dropbox restore tool is exposed.