Dropbox files
Feed type: Site / Dropbox
Folders and nested files
Word, PDF, and Office documents
Shared folders and team spaces
File metadata and revisions
Setup fields
FolderAllowed PathsExcluded PathsMaximum Files
Ingest
What gets ingested
Graphlit reads the selected Dropbox surfaces, converts the source material into searchable content, and keeps enough source metadata for grounded answers, retrieval, and downstream agent workflows.
Dropbox
Prepare
What Graphlit prepares
The integration is not just a connector. Graphlit turns Dropbox into content that can be searched, cited, summarized, enriched with observations, and supplied to agents through the Graphlit API and MCP.
{
"source": "Dropbox",
"content": "Dropbox files",
"extracted": [
"entities",
"observations",
"facts",
"summaries"
],
"citations": [
"Dropbox source references"
],
"agentContext": {
"searchable": true,
"groundedAnswers": true,
"deliveryEnabled": false
}
}Use cases
What you can build with Dropbox
01
Build a Dropbox knowledge base from folders and nested files and word, PDF, and Office documents and search it alongside the rest of your Graphlit content.
02
Ask grounded questions over Dropbox context without forcing users to leave the tools where the work originally happened.
03
Extract people, organizations, projects, events, facts, and decisions from Dropbox content so agents can reason over durable context.
04
Combine Dropbox with Slack, Notion, and Google Drive to build cross-tool RAG, research, and operational intelligence workflows.
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Start building with Dropbox and Graphlit
Create a free Graphlit project, connect Dropbox, and turn real operational context into retrieval, knowledge graphs, and MCP-native agent workflows.