Simple create-and-mount workflow
Create a shared drive in one call, then mount it into sandboxes as a regular path. The drive appears in the sandbox file tree rather than as a separate object-store workflow.
Agent Drive is Blaxel’s distributed cloud filesystem for AI agents. Mount it as a regular path for shared files and session context.
Agent Drive is Blaxel’s distributed cloud filesystem for AI agents. It is designed so multiple sandboxes can mount the same drive and access files concurrently, making shared context and file handoffs possible without copying data between environments.
The product is presented as a real filesystem rather than an object-store abstraction. Blaxel says the drive uses a POSIX-compliant FUSE client inside each sandbox, supports real-time read and write access, and grows automatically without fixed capacity planning.
Create a shared drive in one call, then mount it into sandboxes as a regular path. The drive appears in the sandbox file tree rather than as a separate object-store workflow.
Multiple sandboxes can read and write to the same files at the same time. This supports shared context, handoffs, and coordinated work across a fleet of agents.
A POSIX-compliant FUSE client makes the drive behave like a normal filesystem. That allows agents to use familiar file operations instead of specialized storage APIs.
Drives grow automatically and do not require pre-provisioning or fixed capacity planning. The product is described as elastic storage with no fixed capacity limits.
Agent Drive is tuned for many small reads and writes under high concurrency. The page positions it for notes, JSON artifacts, tool outputs, and other small files agents commonly produce.
The pricing page says data stored and data operations are free during beta. That makes the storage layer available for evaluation without a paid storage line item in the beta period.
Use a shared drive when multiple agents need to work from the same notes, JSON artifacts, tool outputs, or other small files without copying them between sandboxes.
Keep long-lived agent context such as conversation history, accumulated notes, and session data available across new sandboxes so work can resume from prior state.
Store code dependencies on a drive so new sandboxes can mount them immediately instead of re-downloading packages for each environment.
Coordinate parallel workers that write results to a common location, then let a coordinator read the aggregated output when the workers finish.
Agent Drive is a distributed cloud filesystem for AI agents that can be mounted into sandboxes as a regular path. It is designed for concurrent access, so multiple agents can read and write the same files in real time.
The source says drives can be created in one call and mounted in any sandbox. A POSIX-compliant FUSE client makes the drive behave like a normal filesystem path inside the sandbox.
The pricing page lists Agent Drive as free during beta for both data stored and data operations. It is part of Blaxel’s storage offering alongside volumes.
The page emphasizes small-file, high-concurrency workloads and real-time collaboration across sandboxes. It is presented for shared context, datasets, dependencies, notes, tool outputs, and handoffs between agents.
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