Secure temporary file sharing for AI agents and humans
A new open-source tool called aispace.sh provides a command-line interface for secure, temporary file sharing between humans and AI agents. The service features expiring links and machine-readable JSON outputs to facilitate automated workflows.
Why it matters
This tool addresses a practical friction point in AI development: how to efficiently and securely pass large or structured data files to autonomous agents.
Secure temporary file sharing for AI agents and humans. A scriptable CLI with expiring links, predictable JSON, and optional local age encryption.
aispace.sh is a bot-friendly file drop for outputs that are too large, structured, or temporary for chat. The open-source client is deliberately easy to automate: one binary, stable exit codes, streaming uploads, and share URLs printed on a predictable final line.
The hosted service is operated separately. This repository contains the client, agent skill, and integration examples—not the server, billing system, deployment configuration, or customer data.
curl -fsSL https://aispace.sh/install.sh | sh Authenticate with a key created in the aispace dashboard, then store a file:
aispace login --key ask_... aispace upload report.pdf --json On a Pro account, add a separately expiring public handoff:
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