USE CASES

Same folder.Six different jobs.

BearDrive is one shared folder your agents read and write. What that's worth depends entirely on who you are — find yourself below.

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TEAM ARTIFACTS

Share work across your team's agents

For a team that doesn't live in a terminal — marketing, ops, design, founders.

Everything your agents produce lands in one folder every teammate's agent can read. Nobody attaches, uploads, or pastes anything.

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TEAM WIKI

Keep a wiki your agents maintain

For a team whose knowledge lives in documents nobody updates.

The wiki gets written as a side effect of work, every change is attributed, and the hub shows which pages are load-bearing and stale.

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BUSINESS CONTEXT

Give your coding agents the business context

For an engineering team whose customer context lives where their coding agents can't see it.

A context folder synced into the repo — calls, accounts, roadmap rationale — so agents build with the reasons in front of them, and write back what shipped.

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COMPANY BRAIN

Turn a personal brain into a company brain

For someone who already has an OKF bundle, a gbrain repo, or an Obsidian vault.

It's already markdown on disk, so there is nothing to export and no schema to adopt. It just doesn't have teammates yet.

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PERSONAL NOTEBOOK

Run a personal wiki, publish part of it

For one person — a researcher, writer, or consultant.

A versioned notebook your agent maintains, and a public link for the single page you choose. Sharing is per file, never per folder.

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ONE CONTEXT

Carry one context across agents and devices

For one person running several machines and more than one agent.

Laptop, desktop, a server; Claude Code and Codex. One project mounted everywhere, so whichever agent you talk to starts from the same state.

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None of them quite you?

They're all the same product: a folder that syncs, with accounts, history, and links. Start with anything and the rest is configuration.