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Airstore turns your integrations into a filesystem. Connect your services, create source views to query your data, and the results become local folders that Claude can read.

Why files?

AI agents excel at navigating filesystems and working with files. Airstore leverages this by turning your services into files, so Claude can work with emails and issues the same way it works with code. There’s also a security benefit: source views let you scope exactly what Claude can access. Instead of granting access to your entire inbox, you create a view with just “invoices from last week”.

How it works

  1. Connect services in the Airstore dashboard (GitHub, Gmail, Drive, PostHog, etc.)
  2. Create source views with natural language or structured filters (“invoices from last week”)
  3. Mount locally with airstore mount ~/airstore
  4. Use with Claude - it reads your data as files

Key concepts

ConceptDescription
Source viewsQueries over connected integrations that materialize as folders of files
IntegrationsServices you connect (GitHub, Gmail, Drive, Linear, Notion, Slack, PostHog)
MountingAttach the virtual filesystem to your local machine
ToolsMCP servers exposed as executables for taking actions

Get started

Quickstart

Get Airstore running in 5 minutes.

How it works

Understand the architecture.

Installation

Install the CLI on macOS or Linux.

CLI reference

Full command reference.