Xdrop

Use the bundled scripts inside this skill directory.

Available scripts

• scripts/upload.mjs — Upload local files or directories to an Xdrop server and print the share link
• scripts/download.mjs — Download an Xdrop share link, decrypt it locally, and save the files

Environment requirements:

• Bun
• Local filesystem access
• Network access to the target Xdrop server

Upload

bun scripts/upload.mjs --server <xdrop-site-url> <file-or-directory> [...]

Prefer these flags when relevant:

• --quiet: suppress progress output and keep stdout clean
• --json: return transferId, shareUrl, and expiresAt
• --expires-in : choose a supported expiry
• --api-url : override the default /api/v1
• --name : set the transfer display name
• --concurrency : limit parallel uploads per file

Useful examples:

bun scripts/upload.mjs --server http://localhost:8080 ./dist/report.pdf
bun scripts/upload.mjs --server http://localhost:8080 --quiet ./archive.zip
bun scripts/upload.mjs --server http://localhost:8080 --expires-in 600 --json ./notes.txt

If the user wants verification, upload a small temporary file and then confirm the public transfer API or browser can open the returned link.

Download

Require the full share link, including #k=.... Without the fragment key, the transfer cannot be decrypted.

bun scripts/download.mjs "<share-url>"

Prefer these flags when relevant:

• --output : choose the destination directory
• --quiet: suppress progress output and keep stdout clean
• --json: return transferId, outputRoot, and saved file paths
• --api-url : override the default /api/v1

Useful examples:

bun scripts/download.mjs "http://localhost:8080/t/abc123#k=..."
bun scripts/download.mjs --output ./downloads "http://localhost:8080/t/abc123#k=..."
bun scripts/download.mjs --quiet --json --output ./downloads "http://localhost:8080/t/abc123#k=..."

By default the downloader writes to ./xdrop- and preserves the manifest's relative paths.

Gotchas

• A download link without the #k=... fragment is not decryptable. Ask for the full original share URL.
• Use --quiet whenever another command or caller needs to capture stdout. Progress logs otherwise go to stderr, but the final result still matters.

Guardrails

• Prefer --quiet when another command or script needs to capture stdout.
• Keep the full share link fragment intact for downloads.
• Do not bypass the scripts' built-in path sanitization or transfer cleanup behavior with manual ad hoc commands unless the user explicitly asks.