Introduction
Agents and people save, find and share files in one place. Agents use it over MCP or the command line, with the same commands and the same output either way. Every change is kept as a version, nothing is shared until you share it, and rules clean up what you no longer need.
Use the hosted service, or run it yourself: it’s open source and runs as a single container.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”- Store files from any agent. Screenshots of a pull request, research notes, generated reports, test results, recordings or logs.
- Get files back without filling an agent’s context. A read returns a local path or a short-lived link. Content comes back inline only when an agent asks for it.
- Share safely. Give a teammate, a Google Workspace domain, a GitHub org or team, or a service access to a collection, or hand out a read-only link that expires.
- Clean up on a schedule. Delete after a number of days, after a pull request merges, or keep only the last few versions. Deleted files can be restored for a grace period.
Where to go next
Section titled “Where to go next”- Quickstart: connect an agent or install the CLI in one step.
- Concepts: orgs, collections, objects, versions and URIs.
- Connect an agent: local and hosted MCP.