Overview
Drive is a unified filesystem that brings together everything in your space. Instead of switching between file explorers, git clients, and cloud storage, Drive gives you one view of all your project’s assets.Item types
Drive has five item types:| Type | Description |
|---|---|
app | An AI-generated application with its own repo, database, and deploy |
repo | A git repository cloned into the space |
folder | A standard folder for organizing items |
file | An individual file (uploaded or created) |
mount | A URI-based pointer to a filesystem (local, sandbox, or remote) |
Mounts
Mounts connect external filesystems to your Drive. A mount is a permission grant — once mounted, the AI can access that filesystem.| Mount type | URI scheme | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Local folder | file:// | A folder on your local machine |
| Sandbox dir | sandbox:// | A directory in the space’s sandbox |
| Remote (SSH) | ssh:// | A remote filesystem (future) |
Apps in Drive
Every app appears as a Drive item. Each app has its own git repository, its own database, and deploys independently. Drive is where you manage, rename, and organize your apps alongside other project files.Git integration
Drive tracks git state for repos and apps:- Branch and commit information
- Uncommitted changes count
- Commits ahead of remote