Agent.drive
A Drive that speaks your agent's language.
Pages are real Markdown and HTML. Your whole Drive mounts as a virtual filesystem your agent can ls, find, and rg, the same way it works in a repo. No proprietary format, no API to learn. Reach it from the CLI, the MCP server, or the HTTP API.
Quickstart →Built for the way agents read and write.
Pages are real Markdown and HTML, plus CSV, PDF, and images. The formats your agent already reads and writes, not a proprietary block format.
The whole Drive mounts as a filesystem your agent can ls, find, and rg. Pages, files, Skills, and session transcripts sit side by side, addressed by path.
A Skill is a folder with a SKILL.md and the pages, files, and sessions it needs. No new format to learn; your agent reads it like a repo.
When your agent builds an HTML page, a report, a dashboard, or a deck, you edit it visually in a WYSIWYG editor. Adjust the result by hand without touching the markup.
You and your agent edit the same page at the same time, two cursors at once. Edits save automatically.
Through the CLI, the Stash MCP server, or the HTTP API. Point Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or OpenCode at it and they read and write directly.
Every coding-agent session streams in automatically, indexed alongside your docs. No manual upload, no copy-paste.
Skills
Package a repeatable process into a folder.
A Skill is just a folder in your Drive with a SKILL.md and the pages, files, and sessions a workflow needs. Bundle how a task actually gets done into one place your team and their agents can run again, so a process you figure out once becomes something everyone repeats.
Just a folder + SKILL.md
No proprietary format. The Skill is Markdown and files on a virtual filesystem, so your agent loads it like a repo.
Share with a link
Publish a Skill public on Discover or share it privately with specific people. They bring their own agents and run the same process.
Fork and stay in sync
Fork a Skill into your own Stash and it stays live with the source as it changes, so improvements flow downstream.