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.
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.
