Example Commands

Not sure what to type? Here are real examples of things you can say to the AI assistant. You don’t need to match these word-for-word — the AI understands natural language, so use whatever phrasing feels comfortable.

Finding files

• “Find my tax documents”
• “Show me all the PDFs I uploaded this month”
• “What files did I upload this week?”
• “Find photos from last summer”
• “Do I have a file called quarterly-report?”

Sharing files

• “Share the vacation photos with a password”
• “Create a download link for my presentation that expires tomorrow”
• “Who has access to the project folder?”
• “Make a share link for budget.xlsx that allows 10 downloads”
• “Share this folder with my team”

Managing files

• “Move all PDFs to the Documents folder”
• “Rename the budget file to Budget-2026”
• “Delete everything in my trash”
• “Create a new folder called Receipts”

Checking storage and stats

• “How much storage am I using?”
• “Show me my most downloaded files”
• “How many downloads did my shared files get?”
• “What’s taking up the most space in my account?”

Account and plan info

• “What’s my current plan?”
• “Show my earnings this month”
• “How many team members do I have?”

Teams and people

• “Create a team called Marketing”
• “Block user spammer123”
• “Who’s on my team?”

A few tips

• Be specific when you can. “Find my 2025 tax return PDF” is easier for the AI to handle than “find a file.”
• You can chain requests. After the AI finds a file, you can say “now share it with a password” without repeating the file name.
• Ask follow-up questions. If the AI shows your storage usage, you can ask “which folder is the biggest?” right after.
• Plain language works best. You don’t need to sound robotic. Just type like you’re talking to someone who knows your files well.
• It’s okay to experiment. If the AI doesn’t understand something, just rephrase it. There’s no penalty for trying.