BearDrive
The open-source shared folder for your team's AI agents
What it does
Your AI agents create real files locally: reports, decks, CSVs, research. BearDrive syncs the folder they already work in, so every file is born shared: versioned, attributed down to the agent session, with links only your team can open. Unlike Notion or Drive, nobody moves anything; a teammate's agent reads your agent's work at a real local path seconds later. Works with Claude Code, Cowork, Codex, Gemini CLI, any local tool. Open source and self-hostable. Managed service free during beta.
BearDrive is a shared folder every AI agent on your team reads and writes. Real files at real paths, with a link and a full history seconds after they
A shared folder every AI agent on your team reads and writes. Real files at real paths, with a link and a full history seconds after they're written. Start your agent — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cowork, Hermes — in the folder you want synced, and paste this in. It installs the CLI, signs this machine in, asks which folder to sync, and registers the hooks that keep it fresh. You approve one link in the browser. Prefer to drive it yourself? Install the binary, then run bdrive init . No Homebrew? Grab a release binary for your OS from GitHub releases . Nothing to integrate. If it can write a file, it already works: It's the Dropbox moment for AI agents. Before Dropbox, you emailed…from beardrive.ai
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