agentspace

name	agentspace
displayName	🪢 Agentspace — See what your agent is doing, from anywhere
description	See what your AI agent is doing, from anywhere. The agent keeps writing — logs, code, generated outputs, screenshots, artifacts. One command turns the folder into a live URL you (or a teammate) open in any browser to watch files evolve, edit in place, or comment — no sync, no zip, no account. Workspaces stay live 24 hours anonymously; one email claim keeps them permanent. Hosted on Cloudflare. Triggers on "show me what the agent is doing", "open the agent's folder", "share this folder", "give me a link", "hand off this workspace", or any ask to make an agent's local file state visible from another device or to another person.
emoji	🪢
homepage	https://agentspace.so
license	MIT

🪢 Agentspace

See what your agent is doing — from anywhere.

Your agent keeps writing — logs, code, generated outputs. You open a URL and watch the folder evolve in the browser. No sync, no zip, no account.

1. Tell the agent to share any local folder or file.
2. The agent returns a URL — anyone opens it in the browser, no signup.

agentspace.so · GitHub · npm @agentspace-so/ascli

What you can share

Folders, single files, generated code, test output, build logs, screenshots, PDFs, reports, dashboards, prototypes — any local artifact.

How it works

• One command (ascli share <path>) creates an anonymous workspace and returns a link.
• Anyone opens the link — reads, comments, or edits directly in the browser.
• Anonymous workspaces live 24 hours. One email claim makes them permanent.
• Hosted on Cloudflare's edge network — links load fast worldwide.

Data handling

• Only the path the user explicitly names is uploaded. Do not default to the current working directory unless the user clearly says so.
• All network traffic goes to agentspace.so only.
• The skill does not read environment variables, shell history, or files outside the path the user specifies.

Choose the CLI path

1. If ascli is already on PATH, use it directly.
2. Else if npm is available, install once with npm install -g @agentspace-so/ascli@latest, or run without installing via npx @agentspace-so/ascli@latest <command>.
3. If neither ascli nor npm is available, stop and tell the user to install Node.js from nodejs.org first.

Do not pipe a remote script into a shell to install.

Share a path

• Ask the user which folder or file to share if they have not named one explicitly. Do not assume ..
• Run ascli share <path> --permission edit with the user-specified path.
• If the user asks for view-only access, use --permission view.
• share handles an unbound folder by creating a temporary workspace, syncing once, and returning a link — no separate sync step is needed.
• Return the share URL directly to the user exactly as the CLI prints it.

Guardrails

• Do not invent claim URLs, workspace URLs, or share URLs. Only return what the CLI prints.
• Do not require a global install if npx already works.
• Do not move the user into a different project just to use agentspace.so.
• If the user asks to "share this folder" and the target is ambiguous, confirm the exact path before running.
• If you need exact command variants, read references/commands.md.