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This guide covers connecting a service, creating a source view, and using it with Claude Code.
This guide is for Airstore Cloud (recommended for most users). For self-hosted deployments, see Local Deployment.

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1. Sign up

Go to app.airstore.ai and create an account.

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2. Connect a service

In the dashboard, go to Settings → Integrations and connect a service: Connect an integration Available integrations:
  • GitHub - Access PRs, issues, and code
  • Gmail - Access emails
  • Google Drive - Access documents and files
  • Linear - Access issues and projects
  • Notion - Access pages and databases
  • Slack - Access messages
  • PostHog - Access analytics events, feature flags, insights, and cohorts
Most integrations use OAuth—you’ll authorize Airstore to access your data. PostHog uses an API key instead (setup guide). Your source data is never stored in our system; we only cache query results for fast reads.

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3. Create a source view

Click New View and describe what you want in natural language (smart mode): Create a source view For example, name it “design issues” with guidance like “all issues related to design or frontend UX”. View names are converted to URL-safe slugs (e.g., “design issues” becomes design-issues). Other example queries:
  • “Open PRs in acme/api that need review”
  • “Invoices I received in email last week”
  • “Contracts in Drive pending signature”
You can also switch to query mode for precise, structured filters — like filtering GitHub by repo, state, and content type. See Source Views for details. Airstore executes the query and creates a folder containing the matching files. Source view results

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4. Install the CLI

curl -sSL https://airstore.dev/install.sh | sh
You’ll also need FUSE for filesystem mounting: 
# macOS
brew install fuse-t

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt install fuse3

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5. Authenticate

airstore login
This opens your browser to authenticate. Once complete, you’re ready to mount.

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6. Mount the filesystem

airstore mount ~/airstore
Your source views are now available as local directories. For example, if you connected Linear and created a “design issues” view: 
ls ~/airstore/linear/design-issues/
# AGE-71_Spike_Figure_out_chat_UX.md
# AGE-57_Table_layout_gets_cut_off_sometimes.md
# AGE-22_Add_input_validation_on_Create_Workspace.md

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7. Use with Claude Code

cd ~/airstore
claude
Claude can read your source view. Ask it to summarize or analyze the files you just mounted. Press Ctrl+C in the terminal running the mount command to unmount when you’re done.

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Invite your team

Workspaces can be shared with your team. Go to Settings → Workspace to invite members. Invite team members Team members can access the same integrations and source views from their own machines.

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What’s happening

When you read a file:
  1. The FUSE layer intercepts the read
  2. Airstore fetches the data from the cached source view
  3. The file contents are returned
Reads are fast because source views are pre-materialized. Claude reads files just like it would with local code.

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Next steps

How it works

Understand the architecture.

CLI reference

Full command reference.