Category: manual

Air Explorer, the multicloud manager

How to Consult Help and All Commands in Command Line

Mastering the Air Explorer command line opens a world of possibilities for automating your clouds. However, with so many functions available, it is easy to forget the exact syntax of a command or which parameters you can use. To address this, Air Explorer includes a built-in help system. In this article, you will learn how…
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Automate Cloud Backups with AI: Scheduled Syncs via Natural Language

Backing up your files to the cloud is easy. Remembering to do it every day, at the right time, with the right folders, that’s the hard part. Air Explorer’s AI Skill changes the equation: you describe the backup you want in plain language, and your AI assistant (Claude Code, ChatGPT/Codex or Google Antigravity) not only…
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How to Automate Compressed Uploads (zipupload) to the Cloud

When managing large volumes of data or thousands of small files, transfer time and cloud storage space can become an issue. Thanks to the zipupload command in the Air Explorer command line, you can compress your files locally and upload them as a single .zip file automatically. In this article, you will learn how to…
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Talk to Your Cloud: Managing Google Drive, Dropbox & OneDrive with Natural Language Using Air Explorer’s AI Skills

What if you could organize your entire cloud storage (uploads, searches, syncs, transfers) just by typing a sentence? With Air Explorer’s AI Skills, that’s exactly what you can do. You tell an AI assistant what you want in plain English, and Air Explorer executes it across all your connected clouds. What Are Air Explorer AI…
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How to Plan and Run Large Data Migrations

Moving hundreds of gigabytes, or even several terabytes, between a computer and the cloud, or from one cloud storage provider to another, takes more than dragging a few folders and hoping the transfer finishes without errors. At this scale, a migration should be treated as a controlled process. The data needs to be assessed, split…
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How to Automate Cloud File Listing with Command Line

Keeping thorough control over files stored in the cloud is vital for data management and auditing. However, manually checking folders across multiple accounts can be a waste of time. Thanks to Air Explorer’s command line, you can automate the listing of files and folders. In this article, you will learn how to use the dir…
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How to Automate Cloud Storage Quota Checks with Command Line

Managing multiple storage accounts requires constant monitoring of available space to prevent backup failures or workflow interruptions. Thanks to Air Explorer’s command line, you can automate storage quota checks. In this article, you will learn how to use the quota command to monitor your cloud space professionally and unattended. Why Use the Command Line to…
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How to Automate Cloud move files with Command Line

Organizing your files in the cloud often involves moving large amounts of data from one folder to another. Doing this manually can be slow and prone to errors. Thanks to Air Explorer’s command line, you can automate the movement of files and folders within the same cloud server. In this article, you will learn how…
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Managing Four Cloud Accounts in One Screen

For anyone who works with multiple cloud storage accounts every day, screen layout matters almost as much as storage capacity or transfer speed. Air Explorer includes a viewing option that can display either two panels in Explore mode or four panels in a single screen, making it easier to organize files, compare folders, and move…
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How to Move Files Between Cloud Accounts Faster and With Less Manual Work

Moving files between cloud accounts should not feel like a repetitive admin task. When teams rely on several platforms for storage, backup, collaboration, or archiving, manual transfers quickly become slow, fragmented, and error-prone. Air Explorer addresses that problem by letting users manage multiple cloud services in one interface, automate recurring jobs, and run direct transfers…
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