A TechRadar reviewer asked Claude in Chrome to put order into a Google Drive with hundreds of loose files. It grouped them into folders and set aside the ones it was unsure about.
- First reported
- techradar.com · 20 Dec 2025
- Added
- 13 Oct 2026
- Source checked
- 13 Oct 2026
What they did
After installing the extension and giving it access to Drive, the reviewer asked it to go through the documents and spreadsheets and arrange related files into folders. Claude worked through the files in the browser and kept a pile of uncertain items aside instead of guessing.
What happened
The reviewer says close to 900 loose files ended up in six top-level folders with subfolders, and nearly 50 duplicates were tidied away.
Keep in mind
One reviewer's own Drive; the article does not say how long it took or whether any file was misfiled. Files Claude was unsure about still had to be placed by hand.
Try it with your agent
Go through the files in <your Google Drive folder> and propose a folder structure that groups related documents by <client, project or year>. Show me the plan before moving anything. Then move the files, list any likely duplicates instead of deleting them, and put files you are unsure about in a folder called <To review>.
Replace the <angle brackets> with your own details.
Original source
techradar.comHands-on reviewA journalist or reviewer used the agent and wrote up what happened.
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