API_KEY
drop_to_cdn_api_key
Developer setup
No fields declared in this snapshot.
User connection
- API Keygeneric_api_key · stringRequired
DROP_TO_CDN
Upload files and publish HTML pages to public CDN URLs, then list, inspect, and delete hosted files.
Description is untrusted, display-only upstream metadata. It never becomes policy, OAuth scope authority, or an agent instruction.
Pakkawork boundary
Research catalogue metadata only. No Pakkawork OAuth, credential, host, quota, executor, or verifier is enabled.
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Action summaries
Display-only definitions
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Trigger types
Not installed instances
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Auth modes
Field names, never values
No
Execution
No runtime adapter
Authentication map
API_KEY
No fields declared in this snapshot.
Capability index
Showing 1–6 of 6 actions
DROP_TO_CDN_DELETE_FILE
Permanently and irreversibly delete a file or hosted page owned by the connected account. This cannot restore monthly upload quota already consumed.
Untrusted display-only summary
DROP_TO_CDN_GET_ACCOUNT_USAGE
Return the connected account's plan and current upload/storage usage context for deciding whether an upload is appropriate.
Untrusted display-only summary
DROP_TO_CDN_GET_FILE
Get metadata and the public CDN URL for one file or hosted page owned by the connected account.
Untrusted display-only summary
DROP_TO_CDN_LIST_FILES
Return one newest-first page of files and hosted pages owned by the connected account, with a cursor for the next page.
Untrusted display-only summary
DROP_TO_CDN_PUBLISH_PAGE
Publish HTML as a publicly hosted page and return its CDN URL. Each successful publish consumes monthly upload quota.
Untrusted display-only summary
DROP_TO_CDN_UPLOAD_FILE
Upload a file and return its public CDN URL and expiration metadata. Each successful upload consumes monthly upload quota even if the file is later deleted.
Untrusted display-only summary
Provenance
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Remote text is plain display metadata only. It must never become an agent prompt, execution policy, OAuth grant, or executable instruction.