// HACKER NEWS — CYBERSECURITY
Secure temporary file sharing for AI agents and humans
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.
Authenticate with a key created in the aispace dashboard, then store a file:
On a Pro account, add a separately expiring public handoff:
The URL is printed last on its own line, making it easy for an agent or shell script to capture.
Add --json for a stable machine-readable response. An abridged response looks like:
Pin the shell installer with AISPACE_VERSION=v1.2.3. Release binaries support macOS, Linux, and
Windows on amd64 and arm64. The shell installer supports macOS and Linux; use npm on Windows.
Give Grok Bot a fast, bot-friendly way to share files with aispace.
The repository includes a reusable Codex-compatible skill. Clone the repository and link the skill
into your personal Codex skills directory:
Restart Codex, then ask it to use aispace when it needs to hand you a report, archive, image, or
other generated artifact. The skill defaults to account-private storage unless you request a public
link, prefers short expirations, and treats encryption identities as credentials.