Capabilities
Drive
AnyCap Drive gives agents a shared place to store outputs, organize assets, and hand off public URLs. Instead of treating storage as a separate product that each workflow has to rewire, drive makes persistence part of the same capability layer as generation, analysis, and retrieval.
CLI usage
Upload an output file
anycap drive upload launch.mp4
Share a stored asset
anycap drive share dn_xKmP123
List files in drive
anycap drive list
When agents need drive
Keep generated images, videos, audio, and docs in one shared agent-accessible place.
Create public URLs for outputs without bolting on a separate storage product per workflow.
Organize reusable assets so different agents and sessions can work from the same file set.
Make delivery part of the same runtime as generation, analysis, and retrieval.
Related pages
Related capability
Video Generation
Generated videos become more useful when the workflow can persist and share them.
Related capability
Image Generation
Save generated visuals and reference images into a reusable asset library.
Pricing
Pricing
See how drive storage fits alongside the rest of the AnyCap product stack.
FAQ
Why include drive as an agent capability?
Because generation is only half the workflow. Agents also need a place to store outputs, retrieve them later, and hand off links to users or downstream systems without rebuilding storage on every project.
What does AnyCap Drive give teams?
It gives teams a shared storage layer for generated outputs and reference assets, plus public links when files need to leave the agent runtime and reach people or other systems.
How is drive different from generation or search?
Generation creates assets, search finds information, and drive keeps artifacts available after the action completes. It is the storage and delivery layer that lets agent workflows persist useful outputs.
When should teams use drive?
Use drive when an agent needs to save artifacts, organize inputs and outputs, or return stable file links instead of ephemeral local files.