roadmap

Roadmap

This page lists what is planned for drive and is not in it yet. Read it before you build a workaround for a missing feature: it may already be on the way. The order is approximate and can change. To suggest something, open an issue on GitHub.

What works today

drive imports the Google Drive folders you choose and keeps their text on your computer: Google Docs and Sheets, PDF, docx, xlsx, CSV and Markdown. You can search them by words and by meaning, read them offline, and add tags, notes and memories. It also reads and edits live Google Sheets ranges, manages files, and keeps local Markdown and CSV folders mirrored into Google Docs and Sheets, both ways, when you run mirrors sync or while mirrors watch runs; YAML front matter at the top of a mirrored Markdown file stays out of the Doc's text and is kept as it is in the file. It downloads stored files, exports Google documents as PDF, DOCX, XLSX or CSV, and replies to, resolves and reopens comments. Its remote MCP server connects browser and phone agents through your HTTPS tunnel with an access-code login and profile permissions. See the mirroring guide for setup and conflict choices. Every command is in the command reference.

In progress

• Google's review of WireCat's sign-in app. Until Google finishes it, Google shows an "unverified app" screen and lets only 100 new users sign in with the app. See what to do about the warning.

Next

• mirrors watch as a background service that starts with the computer, instead of a command left running in a terminal.

Later

• Copying larger sets of tags, notes and memories between stores.
• Deleting across mirrors, if you turn it on, with a local archive.

What each released version changed is in the changelog.