PuppyOne Uses Filesystem as Agent State, Bypassing Custom Stores
rohanpaul_ai · x · 2026-08-21
PuppyOne is a shared file workspace that approaches agent state management by using the filesystem instead of inventing new state storage mechanisms.
- Core Logic: Agents work directly on Markdown, code, JSON, and config files. Humans inspect the same workspace, review diffs via Git, and collaborate using standard file abstractions.
- Philosophy: Since models and agent runtimes change frequently, files and Git offer a more durable interface between humans, agents, and software.
- Capabilities: Runs locally on Mac or in the cloud. Supports agents like Claude Code and integrates data from Notion, Slack, and Gmail into the same workspace.
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