The Drive AI - The AI agent that does the work on your files

Most AI tools can read your files. The Drive AI does the work after reading. One agent across Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive, Dropbox, your computer and your NAS. It organizes thousands of files in one prompt, finds duplicates, builds new documents like a closing binder from 20 PDFs, and runs routines on autopilot as new files arrive. It shows the plan first, waits for your OK, and every change can be undone.

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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Bigyan, founder of The Drive AI. We started as a student tool for asking questions about documents. People kept asking it to do the actual work: rename the files, sort them, build the report. So we built that. The Drive AI is an agent for all your files. It works across Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive, Dropbox, your computer and your NAS, right where your files already live. No migrating anything. A few things it does today: • Organizes thousands of files in one prompt (2,023 files into 260 vendor folders in our demo) • Finds duplicates and cleans them up • Builds new documents from your files, like a closing binder from 20 PDFs • Runs routines on autopilot as new files arrive The part we care about most: you stay in charge. It shows the plan before it acts, waits for your OK, and every change can be undone. It never deletes on its own. Models can read files now. Reading is the easy part. Order is the work. 🎁 Product Hunt special: 50% off any plan for your first 3 months with code PRODUCTHUNT50. This week only. I’ll be here all day. Tell me about the messiest folder you have, and I’ll tell you what it would do with it 👇

Happy launch day! Congrats on The Drive AI. Nice to be launching alongside you today. We're launching Benson too: . Would appreciate a comment or some support if you've got time. Hope the day goes well!

 Done!! And such a cool product too btw.

thanks bigyan, appreciate it! hope the drive ai launch is going well too

Bigyan, seeing the proposed file changes before approving them feels useful when a folder has years of work in it. Being able to undo the changes makes that easier to try. Congrats on the launch!

 Thank you. Would love for you to give it a try and let me know how that goes.

When the agent works on files on Android, can you see a clear before/after of what it changed, or does it apply edits without a review step? Also wondering how it decides which folder or file is in scope when you give it a vague ask.