Agentfs

AgentFS gives AI agents isolated, auditable filesystem access so they can safely run the command line tools they were trained on. Each agent filesystem is stored as a single SQLite file, and a copy on write overlay means the agent works in an isolated layer while the original files stay untouched until the user decides to apply the changes. It comes from the creators of Turso. It is built for developers and platform teams running coding or automation agents that need real file access without the risk of accidental deletion or corruption. Every file read, write and modification is logged in the SQLite file, giving a complete audit trail that can be inspected, shared with teammates, archived for compliance or replayed later. Because the whole session lives in one portable file, snapshots and rollback are instant, sessions can be resumed from saved state, and forking an environment for subagents is as quick as copying a file. Developers can mount an isolated filesystem or use the SDK directly, and sync the files between agents however they choose. No pricing is published for AgentFS itself; it installs with a one line shell script from the project site. For teams that want networked filesystems, the vendor points to Turso Cloud, which turns the SQLite files into filesystems backed by S3 and is billed separately under Turso's own plans. The design targets a scale problem that network filesystems struggle with: rather than one shared mount, it aims to support a very large number of individual per agent filesystems on ordinary storage.