hermes-drive is a personal automation application operated by Anil Ziberi
for his own Google Account. It exists so that a personal assistant running on his own
computer can create and manage files on his own Drive on his behalf — for example,
saving an analysis report he asked for, or storing a document it produced.
What it does
Connects to Google Drive using the drive.file permission scope, which grants
access only to files the application itself creates or that the user explicitly opens with it.
Creates folders and uploads files that the user has requested.
Reads back, updates, or deletes files it created itself.
What it does not do
It does not read, modify, or delete files the user created independently of it.
It does not send any data to third parties.
It does not store any user data on a remote server. The application runs entirely on the
user's own machine; Google OAuth credentials are stored locally on that machine.
It is not distributed, published, or offered to any other user. There is no sign-up and
no other account can use it.