puppyone
puppyone is a folder for AI agents: Over 40 agents such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor can read from and write to the same folder simultaneously. All changes are committed to Git, allowing you to view diffs and roll back. It is free by default locally and can also be hosted in the cloud for permanent use.
Updated: 2026-10-27
What is puppyone?
The title of the puppyone official website is "The folder your agents live in". The phrase "Your files are still ordinary files on your computer, for free" clarifies its positioning: it does not create a new storage format but adds what agents need on top of ordinary folders. The official website conducts a one-by-one comparison with Dropbox, Obsidian, Notion, GitHub, and local files. In terms of Shell access, multi-agent permissions, version control, audit trail, instant rollback, and self-hosting, only puppyone supports all these features—its original statement is that other folders are built for humans, while puppyone is the folder where agents live.
Who is it for?
- Developers who run multiple coding agents simultaneously and need them to collaborate on the same files.
- Teams that want to see exactly what the agents have changed and can revert at any time.
- Knowledge-based workflows that have a large number of PDFs, spreadsheets and documents to feed to AI agents.
- Users who require self-hosting and want their data to remain on their own machines or infrastructure.
Key features
6Local-first, files remain regular files
The official website states that the folder stays on your computer by default until you actively choose to move it to the cloud, with no format locking.
Built-in Git
The official website states that every change is recorded in the version history, allowing you to see what each agent modified, view diffs, and roll back to any version.
Multiple agents accessing the same folder simultaneously
The official website states that Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, etc., can read from and write to the folder with their respective keys via MCP, API, or Sandbox, and each write operation is versioned.
Cloud Persistence
Once placed in puppyone Cloud, the folder remains online at all times. According to the official website, AI agents can continue reading and writing even after the laptop is closed; you can switch devices, servers, or CI environments and resume work from where you left off, and invite team members to collaborate as well.
Out-of-the-box templates
The official website's template section features Simple CRM, Hiring tracker, Learning sprint, User interview workspace, and Creator outreach pipeline, all of which are structured folders in CSV plus Markdown format.
Docking and Conversion Tools
The official website lists MCP Server, REST API, CLI, Agent Auth, audit logs, self-hosting, as well as conversion tools such as PDF/Excel/Markdown/OpenAPI to MCP, and supports n8n, LangChain, and CrewAI.
How to use puppyone
- First install the Mac version to create a folder locally, get the hang of the diff and rollback experience, and then decide whether to move to the cloud.
- There's a reason the official site makes local the default option.
- Assign a separate key to each agent and use multi-agent permissions for isolation.
- Do not let them share a single identity, otherwise the audit log will lose its meaning.
- Keep a version at key milestones before letting the agents make changes.
- rollbacks rely on version history rather than the undo button.
- When multiple agents write to the same CSV or Markdown file concurrently, they are prone to overwriting each other.
- First, use the directory structure in the template to separate responsibilities.
- For deployment and security issues, the official website provides a direct way to contact the founder.
- you can have a 30-minute call or send an email without going through the sales queue.
Traffic & popularity
Data month Sep 2026
puppyone receives about 3.6K visits per month and ranks #6,549,207 worldwide.
Monthly visits
12 monthsTraffic sources
- Direct39.1%
- Search35.2%
- Referrals11.0%
- Social6.0%
- Display ads2.9%
- Other5.8%
Top countries
- South Korea21.9%
- United States16.7%
- India15.2%
- Mexico10.9%
- Germany8.6%
Estimated from third-party traffic data.
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