Something funny is happening in teams that use AI agents heavily (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex).
The agents produce genuinely good files: research docs, HTML reports, analysis CSVs. And then the sharing collapses into 2007: people upload the HTML into Slack, the next version gets uploaded again with a new name, and a week later nobody knows which file is current or where it lives. I've watched my own team do it. I've watched customers build duct-tape internal tools just to pass agent-made HTML files around.
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.
PlugBear instantly connects your LLM apps to channels such as Slack, Discord, Zendesk, and email. It supports numerous LLM app builders and frameworks, including OpenAI's GPTs, LangChain, and more.
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