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Bilaga
File Transfers for Agents
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File Transfers for Agents
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Your AI agent made a 40 GB file. Now what? Bilaga lets agents send and collect large files with one API or MCP call. They get a share link, the recipient needs no account, and each transfer gets a signed receipt. 5 free transfers a month, no subscription.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Eyoel, maker of Bilaga.
Agents have become good at making things: renders, datasets, exports, builds. Handing a 40 GB file to a person is still awkward. Email gives up, consumer transfer sites want a human clicking through a browser, and cloud buckets mean credentials and cleanup.
Bilaga solves that one small thing. You tell your agent "send the render to Maya" and go do something else. The agent uploads the file, gets a link, and passes it on. Maya needs no account. The file is deleted after 30 days, and every transfer leaves a signed receipt, so there's a permanent record of what was sent and when.
It works in reverse too: create a request link, anyone can drop files into it without an account, and your agent is told when they're done.
Setup is two steps: create a free account, then press "Connect an agent" and paste one line into Codex, Claude Code or any MCP client.
Pricing: 5 free transfers a month, then $0.10 per GB from prepaid credit. No subscription, ever.
Honest limits: files are encrypted in transit and at rest, but not end-to-end, and we don't scan them. Encrypt first if it's secret.
The GPT-6 Astra Challenge part: Bilaga mostly took shape inside Codex. I came in with an itch, and working in the terminal against the real repo turned it into a design: the upload flow, the signed receipts, the credit ledger, the tests. What surprised me most was the UI. AI-built UI is usually slop. Not this time: I got a first version I actually liked.
I'd love feedback on the setup flow and on what your agents need that's missing. I'm here all day, and on X as @bilagalink.