Baidu NetDisk File Manager

Problem

When an agent operates a cloud drive directly, it may trigger the wrong service, treat writes as reads, or expose credentials and absolute paths in logs. This skill constrains Baidu NetDisk to /apps/bdpan/ and turns login, upload, download, sharing, search, and memory backup into explicit, confirmable steps.

How It Works

• Trigger control: execution requires explicit Baidu NetDisk keywords such as 百度网盘, bdpan, or pan.baidu.com and a clear intent; generic “cloud drive” prompts clarification.
• Operation gating: read-only commands like ls, search, and whoami may run directly; high-risk actions like rm, overwriting upload/download, and ambiguous writes must list impact and wait for confirmation.
• Download strategy: use bdpan ls --json to get file size; download directly under 50MB with a longer Bash timeout, or run nohup in the background and poll progress for larger files.
• Transfer and search: validate share links and extraction codes before transferring to NetDisk; search by category such as video, documents, or images, with --no-dir and --dir-only mutually exclusive.
• Sharing and paths: choose --period 0/1/7/30 from user intent; use relative paths in commands while showing user-facing names such as “My App Data” instead of /apps/bdpan/.
• Memory backup: in supported Claw environments, memory-backup.sh backs up files like AGENTS.md and MEMORY.md; restore previews overwritten files, requires confirmation, and writes a safety-net backup first.