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.
Disclosure: I'm a friend of Snow's. That said, the framing here is sharp β "your filesystem is the shared surface" is a much better bet than asking teams to migrate into yet another workspace. The versioning + authorship layer is what makes it more than a sync tool. Congrats on the launch!
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@jaehee_koΒ Thank you very much for your support, Jaehee!
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Having a shared folder for each customer has made working together so much easier for our team. So excited that we got to build this together! Thank you so much for your support! π»π
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@shuwn_jungΒ let's goooooooo
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Glad this is finally out. We built BearDrive to solve a problem we kept running into ourselves: useful agent files getting stuck on one person's laptop. Nice work, team.
So happy this is finally out π It's already changed how our team works.
Runbear
Congrats on the launch guys!! π Great to see BearDrive out in the wild!