We built file sharing that actually works for AI agents - here's why
Hey PH community ๐
We just launched transfa.sh - file sharing built for AI agents and developers.
The problem we kept running into: every time an agent needed to hand a file to a human
(or another agent), the options were terrible. Dropbox requires login. WeTransfer assumes a browser. S3 presigned URLs work but you end up building a whole wrapper around them.
So we built the missing primitive.
tf upload model.pt
That's it. You get a signed share link back in under 2 seconds. No account needed for the first few uploads - guest mode works out of the box.
What makes it different for agentic use cases:
- MCP-native server for Claude, Cursor, and any MCP host
- JSON output mode so agents can parse URLs, hashes, and expiry times
- Idempotent uploads - same file hash returns the same URL, safe to retry in loops
- Password-gated and one-time links
- Free tier forever
We're a small team and launching today. Would genuinely love feedback - especially from
Anyone building agentic pipelines where file handoff is currently the awkward last step.
Happy to answer any questions about how it works under the hood.

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Interesting! Don't have a need currently, but what agentic workflows/use cases are you aiming to make better with this?