Share work across your team's agents

Your team works with agents all day and the output goes nowhere. A brief lives in one person’s chat history, a competitive analysis in another’s, and the third person’s agent re-does work that already exists.

What you end up with

• One folder every agent on the team writes into and reads from.
• Whatever your agent produces is on a teammate’s machine seconds later — nobody attaches, uploads, or pastes anything.
• A link for anyone outside the team, when you want one.

Set it up

Install the plugin once — Cowork and Claude Code share plugins, so this covers both — then run /beardrive:install in the folder you want shared. Set up with your agent has the two commands.

Nobody on the team needs to open a terminal: the agent installs what it needs and reports back. Invite teammates from the hub’s sidebar (Manage → New invite); the link creates their account and adds them in one step, and they run the same /beardrive:install on their own machine.

If the shared work should live in one subfolder rather than everything on your disk, say so — “sync only client-work/” — and the agent scopes it.

The loop

Draft the Q3 campaign brief and put it in campaigns/.

The turn ends and the brief is on the hub. Your colleague, an hour later, asks their own agent about Q3 — and it has already read the brief, because it pulls the team’s current files before it answers. Nobody sent anything.

When it needs to leave the company:

Share the brief with the agency.

You get a public URL that renders the document as a page — no account required, revocable, and it can expire on its own.

What matters for this case

• Shared agent memory — write a short map of the folder so every teammate’s agent knows where things go. Without it, five agents invent five folder structures.
• Artifacts and links — internal links for teammates, public links for clients, and which to use when.