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1. Install the CLI

curl -sSL https://airstore.dev/install.sh | sh

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2. Login

airstore login
This opens your browser to authenticate. If you don’t have an account, you’ll create one.

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3. Connect a source

airstore connect gmail
OAuth in your browser. Your Gmail is now available as a source. Other sources: 
airstore connect github
airstore connect linear
airstore connect gdrive
airstore connect notion
Or add any MCP server: 
airstore mcp add --name=my-server --command="npx my-mcp-server"

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4. Create a smart folder

Describe what you need in natural language: 
airstore create sources/gmail/investor-emails \
  --query "emails from investors in the last 30 days"
Airstore translates your query and materializes the results as files.

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5. Mount the filesystem

airstore mount ~/airstore
Your sources are now available as folders: 
ls ~/airstore/sources/gmail/investor-emails/

001-seed-round-followup.eml
002-q4-update-reply.eml
003-intro-request.eml

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6. Use with Claude Code

cd ~/airstore
claude
Claude Code now has access to your connected sources. Try:
“Summarize the investor emails and draft a status update.”

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Next steps

Connect more sources

Add GitHub, Linear, Google Drive, Notion, and more.

Create tools from MCP servers

Extend Airstore with custom MCP servers.

Set up permissions

Control access to your sources and folders.

Mount in cloud sandboxes

Use Airstore in remote development environments.

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Example: PR review bot

# Connect GitHub
airstore connect github

# Create a view of open PRs
airstore create sources/github/open-prs \
  --query "open PRs in acme/api with full diffs"

# Mount
airstore mount ~/airstore

# Let Claude review them
cd ~/airstore && claude "Review these PRs and flag any issues"