PuppyOne
A Context File System built for AI agents.
Connect, govern, and distribute the same shared context to every agent.
Agents need more than a file system
Today’s most capable agents are built around files: they read, write, and execute through Bash and the local file system. But traditional file systems were never designed to be context infrastructure for agents.
- No connectors - Your data lives across Notion, GitHub, Google Drive, and dozens of other tools. Agents cannot see any of it by default.
- No backup or rollback - If a hallucinating agent overwrites a critical file, the previous version is just gone.
- No file-level permissions - Controlling what each agent can read and write with
chmodand SSH keys does not scale.
How PuppyOne solves it
PuppyOne is a Context File System built specifically for agents, designed to solve those problems directly:
- 15+ connectors - Mount data from Notion, GitHub, Gmail, Google Drive, Airtable, and more into one unified file tree, automatically converted into agent-friendly formats like Markdown, JSON, and raw files.
- Version control and rollback - Every write is tracked automatically. Compare any historical versions and roll back in one click.
- Auth for Agents - Each agent gets its own identity and its own view of the file tree. Paths it is not allowed to access simply do not exist for that agent.
- Audit logs - Fully traceable records of which agent read, modified, or deleted which file, and when.
- Multiple access channels - Distribute your context through MCP, local folder sync, REST API, CLI, or sandbox environments so each agent can connect in the way that fits best.