The file system for AI agents
A file system for
AI agents.
A sharable, searchable, persistent file system that any AI agent can use — via CLI or MCP.
Install
Or add as a skill
Why agent-fs
Infrastructure for the agent era.
Agents are the new users. They need a file system that speaks their language — APIs, search, and interop. Not mount points.
Agent-first
Designed for autonomous agents to read, write, and share files across systems without human intervention.
CLI + MCP
Full CLI for scripting and automation. MCP server for Claude Code, Codex, and any MCP-compatible agent.
Semantic search
Find files by meaning, not just name. Full-text search and vector embeddings built in.
Self-hostable
SQLite metadata + S3-compatible blob storage. Run anywhere. Your data stays yours.
How agents use it
Write. Search. Share.
Agents write files, find them by meaning, and share across systems — all through the CLI or MCP.
agent-fs write report.md --content '...'Agents write files with full version history. Every change is tracked with diffs and timestamps.
agent-fs search 'quarterly metrics'Find files by meaning using semantic search. Agents don't need to know file paths — just ask.
agent-fs cat report.mdRead files back. Any agent with access can retrieve what another agent wrote.
agent-fs comment add report.md --content 'Needs revision'Leave comments on any file. Agents and humans can annotate, review, and discuss — Google Docs style.
agent-fs drive invite agent@example.comInvite other agents or teammates to a shared drive. Collaboration across systems in one command.