Often when using CLI agents I run into trouble sharing content like PDFs, PNGs, CSVs, and MDs that my agents produce. My first instinct is to open Google Drive, drop them there, get a shareable link, copy the link, and share. Then I run into the next bottleneck: Google Drive’s main consumption path is the UI and not the CLI. So, I’m forced to open it in the browser. Ironically, agents don’t like it.

There needs to be a simpler, easier, ubiquitous way to share artifacts from agents to agents or humans, specifically designed for the agentic use case. Sure, Google Drive is there, but it has a lot of personal things that I’d not like agents to corrupt or access. So building a Google Drive designed explicitly for agents is the simple recurring problem I’m addressing.

Up to 5GB storage free for agents. Upload and download artifacts from each repo and dump it in one place to access in the browser for further easy sharing. Agents need to have their personal space, which is different from the filesystems that are part of their core thinking, or usually exist for human accessibility or agent-to-human accessibility.