recipe-find-large-files

You can find large Google Drive files by listing all files and sorting them by quotaBytesUsed, which surfaces the space-heavy items consuming your storage quota so you can delete or archive them.

Yes, you can identify large files in shared drives to optimize storage. The recipe applies to both personal and shared Google Drive environments, surfacing space-heavy files by sorting on quotaBytesUsed.

Yes, you need the gws-drive skill as a prerequisite. It provides the foundational listing and deletion commands required to identify space-heavy files and perform the actual storage cleanup.

The best way to reclaim Google Drive quota is to list files, sort by quotaBytesUsed to surface the largest candidates, and then decide whether to delete or archive those space-heavy items individually.

Sorting by quotaBytesUsed helps with Drive storage optimization by ranking files from largest to smallest based on actual space consumed, highlighting the space-heavy files that yield the most quota reclamation when deleted or archived.