Choose an exact scope
Share a complete Folderbase, a folder, an object, or a view. Navigation and relationships can help someone find work, but they never create authority.
One clear action at a time.
Folderbase is designed to make a technically rigorous protocol feel understandable at the folder level. This product plate shows the intended experience without hiding the underlying authority or version boundary.
Share a Folderbase With Another Agent or Human
Grant a recipient
Permission belongs to an explicit human or agent principal—not to a copied URL. A Live Folder link is a locator and invitation that can be replaced without redefining the underlying grant.
Pin the working version
An agent session receives normal files from a known Folderbase version and exact authorized scope. The checkout can be local or materialized into a remote workspace.
Return a Change Set
The agent proposes its multi-file result as one attributable Change Set. Conflicts, stale assumptions, or revocation preserve the proposal without publishing partial work.
Review and publish
An authorized reviewer accepts the complete result as one Folderbase version. The same history and grant model applies whether the collaborator is a person or an agent.
What the workflow must preserve.
- Links locate; grants authorize
- Humans and agents share one permission model
- Agent authority never exceeds its sponsor
- Sessions are version-pinned
- Canonical content changes through reviewable versions
Common questions about share.
Can an agent reshare a Folderbase?
Not unless the sponsoring recipient has an explicit sharing grant. Agent sessions cannot mint stronger credentials than their human authority source.
What happens when access is revoked?
Future access and publication stop. Source data remains intact, and an attributed unmerged proposal can remain available to an authorized reviewer.
Is a Live Folder link a secret bearer link?
No. The link locates the shared scope; an explicit recipient grant is the authority source.