Cloud Inventory

List everything under a bucket or folder into a table, without opening any of it.

Right-click a connection or a folder in the cloud sidebar and choose List contents as table.... The listing is recursive and lands in a detached tab with one row per object:

Column	Meaning
path	Full key of the object inside the bucket
name	File name (last path segment)
extension	Lower-cased file extension, if any
size	Object size in bytes
modified	Last-modified timestamp (UTC)
etag	Provider ETag / content hash, when available
version	Object version id, when versioning is enabled

Notes:

• The listing caps at 100,000 objects; a banner tells you when the cap was hit, so you know the inventory is partial.
• Run it on a whole connection or scoped to the folder you clicked. For an account-level connection, run it on a bucket (or deeper), not on the account root.
• The result is a normal table: filter it, chart it, run SQL over it, or save it like any other data. Handy for answering "what is actually in this data lake, and how big is it?" without a console.

From an agent, the MCP tool list_objects does the same when called with recursive: true (same 100,000-object cap; see the MCP docs).