fly-extend_storage_volume
Grow one volume. This sat missing next to list, read and destroy, and the shape of that gap is worth naming: the connection could DELETE storage and could not GROW it, so the only reachable answer to a full volume was a destructive one. A full volume does not announce itself either. The app stopped booting with no error line at all, because the step that writes simply could not, and the only visible evidence was a block count in a filesystem check line that reads as routine boot noise. Growing is not recoverable in the way destroying is, and in the opposite direction: a provider will usually not shrink a volume back, so every use of this is a standing cost until somebody moves the data. Read the volume first and say what made the current size wrong, because a volume that filled once will fill again and the size is a symptom of what is being kept, never the fix for it.
Use it from your AI
Connect the AI you already use to Trillion once. Then ask in your own words; your AI finds this tool by what it does and runs it.
Say to your AI: “Use Trillion to grow one volume. This sat missing next to list, read and destroy, and the shape of that gap is worth naming: the connection could DELETE storage and could not GROW it, so the only reachable answer to a full volume was a destructive one. A full volume does not announce itself either. The app stopped booting with no error line at all, because the step that writes simply could not, and the only visible evidence was a block count in a filesystem check line that reads as routine boot noise. Growing is not recoverable in the way destroying is, and in the opposite direction: a provider will usually not shrink a volume back, so every use of this is a standing cost until somebody moves the data. Read the volume first and say what made the current size wrong, because a volume that filled once will fill again and the size is a symptom of what is being kept, never the fix for it”
What your AI calls: run_tool {"tool_id":"tool:fly-extend_storage_volume"}
