A shared folder for teams who work in docs, not code. Everyone keeps their own agent — Claude Cowork, Codex, Gemini — and they all read and write the same files, with a link and every version kept.
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Three teammates, each with their own agent, work in one shared folder: Maya's Claude Cowork drafts an announcement, Yuki's Codex adds sales objections to the launch plan, and Sam's Gemini turns the timeline into a checklist.
Nothing to integrate. If it can write a file, it already works.
Before Dropbox, you emailed yourself the file. Your agent and your teammate's agent still do.
Without BearDrive7 hours
9:14amQ3 report for Acme report.html
1:47pmNumbers are a month stale.
4:02pmFixed the numbers report-v2.html
A week later — which one did we send?
With BearDrive90 seconds
9:14amQ3 report for Acme
acme/q3-report.htmlbeardrive.ai/acme/q3-report.html · always the latestLive
+38 −129:14+9 −99:159:15One file, on every machine — no v2, no final, no “which one?”
Real files at real paths, in the folder you already work in. Your agent starts every task already knowing what your team knows — instead of from an empty folder.
The same wiki/research folder appears in the BearDrive web app, whose sidebar has search, Home, Activity, Insights, Settings and folders marked with how many files are new, listing each file with when it changed and how often it is read.
BearDrive knows who writes every file — and now, who reads it, human or agent. So it can tell you which heavily-used docs are quietly rotting, and hand you the list.
BearDrive Insights shows how often each file is read and by whom — people, agents, or share links — ranks files that are heavily read but long unchanged so you know what to fix first. Reader names are never recorded.
No names, ever. Heat is counts and dates — never who read a file.
final-v2-FINAL.html was your version control.Every change that syncs is a version — kept, attributed, and restorable. An agent overwriting your doc is an annoyance, not a loss. And none of it is a black box: it's open source, on storage you own.
Today 2:14pm+2144,812 BThu 8:15am+964,598 BRestoreWed 11:20am+1,2404,502 BRestoreMon 9:02am+3,2623,262 BRestoreBlocked: this save would erase q3-findings.md4,812 B → 0 B · kept the saved version
No cloud credentials ever touch a laptop — and when you self-host, the storage is yours.
No console to learn, no terminal to open. Your agent does the whole setup, then keeps everyone's folder fresh on its own.
shared/ here and sync just that. Or a folder you already have?shared/ is good.shared/ is syncing withdocs/ and decisions/, the hooks that keep it current are registered, and here's the project link.app.beardrive.ai/p-b12fd122synced
Both are free. Managed is free during the beta; self-hosted is free forever. See what that means.
bdrive serveThe PRDs, plans, and notes your agents write — in one folder every teammate's agent reads.
My Gemini turned this into checklist.md ✓