A lot of agent products invent a new place for the agent's state to live.

puppyone goes in the opposite direction: use the filesystem.

The agent works on Markdown, code, JSON, configs, CSVs and other normal files. The human can inspect the same workspace, see the diff, review repository history, and keep working with the usual file abstractions.

That sounds almost boring, which is probably the point.

Models and agent runtimes will keep changing. Files and Git are much more durable interfaces between humans, agents, and software.

PuppyOne is a shared file workspace for AI agents. Agents (like Claude Code or other coding/research agents) can read and edit files, while Git tracks every change, permissions control access, and data from Notion, Slack, Gmail, or databases can live in the same workspace.

It can run locally on your Mac or in the cloud. PuppyOne is the workspace around the agents, not the agent itself.