YOUR FILES. YOUR ASSISTANTS.

Store files for
AI to use.

Stop hunting down the same files for every new task. Keep your source material in one place, and let connected AI assistants retrieve the files you choose to share.

See how it works

All file types · Up to 5 GB per file · You control access

AN EXAMPLE WORKSPACE
Next project3 files
Project brief.mdOriginal
Research notes.txtOriginal
Results.csvOriginal
Connected assistantRead only

One project. Shared context.

Your team and authorized assistants can find the source files here. You decide who can read them and who can make changes.

THE SAME FILES. ANOTHER CONVERSATION.

Less time gathering context.
More time using it.

A brief in one folder. Research in another. A newer version somewhere in the chat history.

When the files your AI needs are scattered, every new task starts with finding, checking and uploading them again.

Give those files a shared home, ready for an assistant you authorize to retrieve them.

ONE PLACE FOR YOUR SOURCE FILES

Upload. Organize. Connect.

Files for AI keeps your source material in projects that people and connected assistants can use.

  1. 01

    Bring your files together

    Create a project for your work. Upload the briefs, notes and data you want to keep within reach.

  2. 02

    Choose who can use them

    Invite your team and connect a compatible AI assistant. Select its projects and read or write access.

  3. 03

    Put your files to work

    Ask your assistant to find and retrieve the relevant source files. Give it write access when it should save new work back.

See how the assistant connection works
BUILT FOR THE NEXT PIECE OF WORK

Keep the context. Keep control.

Reuse what you’ve organized

Keep reference files available across tasks. Connected assistants can retrieve them from an authorized project when they need them.

Know which version you’re using

Keep originals and earlier revisions. Identify the exact version being retrieved, and catch conflicting updates before they overwrite newer work.

Share on your terms

Give teammates clear roles. Choose which projects each assistant can access and revoke its connection when the work is done.

START WITH THE FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER

Less clutter. More useful files.

Your downloads, working notes and project folders are already full of useful material. The desktop app is being built to help you organize it before deciding what to share.

Desktop app in development · Public downloads not yet available

Work with files where they live

Choose a folder on your computer, browse its files and manage them locally. You decide which folders the desktop app can access; the cloud workspace cannot browse your computer by itself.

Turn a messy folder into a plan

The AI organization workflow is designed to suggest clearer names and folder arrangements. Review the proposed changes before approving them. Managed AI requires setup and is not publicly enabled yet.

Make room for active work

Planned AI-assisted cleanup will help you review what to keep locally and what to move to cloud storage. You’ll approve removals after checking the retained copy. This cleanup assistance is not available yet.

You choose what stays and what goes. Uploading a file does not automatically remove its local copy or free disk space.

Explore the desktop organizer and availability
FROM YOUR COMPUTER TO SHARED WORK

Keep it local. Share what helps.

A file can start on your computer and become a source your team and AI agents can use. Choose what to upload, then decide who gets access to its project.

  1. 01

    Choose the files worth sharing

    Upload selected files through the web workspace today. The desktop workflow adds optional cloud links and manual transfers for chosen files, rather than automatically syncing your computer.

  2. 02

    Keep a verified cloud copy

    Wait for upload verification before relying on the stored version. Keep source material in project folders, with earlier versions available according to retention limits.

  3. 03

    Bring people and agents into the project

    Invite teammates with project roles and authorize compatible AI assistants to retrieve the files. Grant write access when an assistant should save new work back to the same project.

See how shared file storage works
WHAT WILL YOU BRING?

A home for the files behind your work.

A few things to know

Can I store any kind of file?

Yes, up to 5 GB (5,000,000,000 bytes) per file, subject to project capacity. Original files stay downloadable. Text extraction and content search currently support plain text, Markdown, CSV and JSON within processing limits.

Does Files for AI include an AI chat?

Files for AI provides the files, permissions and retrieval. You use a compatible connected assistant to work with them. There is no built-in chat or semantic search service.

Will uploading files free space on my computer?

No. Uploading creates a cloud copy; it does not delete local files. Verify the cloud version and your backup needs before separately removing an original. Recoverable removal can retain the bytes on disk, so space is not reclaimed until the relevant recovery copies are also removed. Removing those copies can prevent undo. Desktop uploads can temporarily require extra disk space for a local snapshot. There is no automatic disk cleaner, duplicate finder or automatic space-reclamation feature.

Can an AI agent read files directly from my computer?

The hosted connection can access authorized files stored in your cloud projects. It cannot inspect local paths by itself. The desktop app works within folders you explicitly select; organizing local files and sharing selected files to the cloud are separate choices.

Will it organize the files on my computer?

The cloud workspace stores files you upload. A separate desktop app is in development for local AI file organization, with reviewed changes and optional manual cloud links. Public desktop downloads are not available yet. Explore the desktop organizer.

START WITH ONE PROJECT

Give your next task a head start.

Bring the files. Choose the access. Put your AI to work.