One Agent Drive
Keep instructions, design guidance, source files, and Agent outputs together with owner-reviewed revisions.
Keep context, memory, style guides, workspaces, source files, and Agent outputs in one reviewed Drive that authorized Agents can use wherever you work.
Keep instructions, design guidance, source files, and Agent outputs together with owner-reviewed revisions.
Carry the approved brief into Pages so an Agent can create the right output while visibility and sharing remain explicit owner decisions.
Release approved email as passive text for your Agent. Attachments are listed as metadata; attachment conversion is not enabled yet.
Keep the brief beside the work and share it with only the Agents that need it.
Authorized Agents can read the current owner-approved Agent Guide over MCP.
Store the project’s visual and interaction rules beside its working files, with immutable revisions and visible Agent proposals.
Use the same reviewed brief across Drive, Pages, Wiki, and released email without giving every Agent access to every surface.
Claw Me keeps context portable and reviewed while preserving the permissions and safety boundaries of each product surface.
Agent Drive does not rewrite SOUL.md or IDENTITY.md outside a hosted runtime. Personality and visible identity remain owner-controlled.
Drive, Pages, Wiki, and Email keep separate permissions. Sharing context with an Agent does not silently grant publishing or delivery authority.
An approved sender or released message can provide context, but it cannot approve a purchase, publish a Page, or expand the Agent’s permissions.
Agents propose brief and file changes in an isolated Workspace revision. The approved context does not change until the owner accepts the proposal.
The owner chooses the approved instructions, design guidance, reusable knowledge, files, Page rules, and released email that are relevant to the work. An Agent receives only the parts allowed by its scopes.
Owner-authorized clients can read the Agent Guide and work with permitted Drive, Pages, Wiki, and Email context through Claw Me’s provider-neutral MCP tools.
Not as part of Agent Drive. Instructions and project design belong in AGENTS.md and DESIGN.md. Personality and visible identity remain separate.
No. Context helps an Agent understand the work. Publishing a Page, releasing email, and delivering output still follow their own owner-controlled permissions and approval rules.
Keep context, memory, style guides, workspaces, source files, and Agent outputs in one reviewed Drive that authorized Agents can use wherever you work.