AI and app connection library

Find the tools you use. Keep the useful data yours.

Explore practical, sourced guides for AI assistants, model families, apps with APIs or MCP, and the technologies around them. Every page clearly distinguishes what is available today from a future connector opportunity.

29 guides

AI assistants and providers

Connector candidateWhatsApp

A plain-language guide to preserving the useful decisions and files from WhatsApp workflows in a user-owned AI archive.

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Connector candidatePerplexity

Use Perplexity research as sourced input, then keep the verified findings available to other authorized AI assistants.

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Connector candidateGemini

Give an authorized Gemini client a durable place for explicit memories, files, and household records you choose to keep.

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Connector candidateClaude

Connect Claude to user-owned files and explicit memories through scoped permissions rather than a shared login or copied archive.

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Connector candidateChatGPT

Use ChatGPT as an authorized client of a private archive instead of making one conversation the permanent home for important files and memories.

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Connector candidateGrok

Keep reviewed sources and final work available outside a Grok conversation while retaining user-controlled permissions.

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Connector candidateInstagram

Keep approved campaign assets and brand decisions outside temporary Instagram and AI drafting sessions.

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GuideGoogle AI

Understand where a user-owned persistence layer fits alongside Google AI products and Gemini models.

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Connector candidateYouTube

Use authorized YouTube metadata or transcripts as source material for a durable, provenance-aware archive.

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GuideAnthropic

See how Anthropic tools can act as authorized clients of a portable archive with deterministic permissions.

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Connector candidateCanva

Move approved design exports, briefs, and reusable facts between Canva-capable agents and a private archive.

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GuidePseudocode Pro

A realistic study workflow for saving reviewed pseudocode, corrections, and learning notes for later AI tutoring.

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GuideWinnow AI

A practical archive workflow for food-waste reports, approved operating changes, and follow-up measurements.

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GuideWinnowHealth

A privacy-conscious example of keeping approved hiring process documents available without copying sensitive profiles broadly.

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GuideWinnow Law AI

Keep approved regulatory sources, internal decisions, and superseded guidance in a provenance-aware archive.

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Connector candidateMistral AI

Use Mistral-powered clients with a provider-neutral store for deliberate memories and finished files.

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Connector candidateDeepSeek

A provider-neutral pattern for letting DeepSeek-powered software work with scoped user-owned context.

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Connector candidateZ.AI

Use a GLM-powered client as one authorized participant in a portable archive rather than the authority over it.

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GuideXiaomi MiMo

A neutral guide to retaining useful output from MiMo-powered experiences in an archive the user controls.

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GuideNVIDIA Nemotron

Keep business knowledge in a separate permissioned archive while Nemotron-powered systems process assigned tasks.

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ExperimentalTypeSafe Jev

Understand the deliberately limited experimental role Jev may play in classifying memory candidates and risk signals.

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GuideTencent Hunyuan

Use a Tencent AI workflow without making the provider the permanent home for user-approved knowledge.

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GuideCloudflare Clef

A careful guide to where a decision model may advise a workflow while deterministic policy remains in control.

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Connector candidateMoonshot Kimi

Keep approved long-document findings and original sources available outside one Kimi session.

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GuideMicrosoft AI

See how Microsoft AI products can use a scoped archive without becoming its ownership or permission layer.

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Connector candidateMiniMax

Store final scripts, visual briefs, and approved media metadata outside a temporary generative session.

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GuideVoyage AI

Understand how an embedding provider can remain replaceable because indexes are derived rather than source-of-truth data.

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GuideAI Chatbots

A provider-neutral explanation of how chatbots can share useful files and explicit memories without sharing accounts.

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Connector candidateTuring AI

A cautious workflow for keeping approved operating documents and incident summaries separate from live camera controls.

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12 guides

Apps and MCP opportunities

Connector candidateGitHub

Pair repository-aware agents with a private archive for user-owned briefs, exports, and cross-project memory.

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Connector candidateLinear

Keep project decisions and source files durable while Linear remains the system for active issues.

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Connector candidateFigma

Keep approved briefs, research, and exported deliverables available across design and writing agents.

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Connector candidateAtlassian

Use Atlassian work context and a separate user-owned archive for reviewed, portable knowledge.

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Connector candidateNotion

Keep selected final documents and explicit memories portable while Notion remains the live workspace.

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Connector candidateSlack

Save confirmed decisions from chat without silently turning every Slack message into permanent AI memory.

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Connector candidateGoogle Drive

A future import or indexed-reference workflow for selected Drive files, not unrestricted account mirroring.

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Connector candidateDropbox

A candidate workflow for bringing selected Dropbox material into an auditable, AI-authorized archive.

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Connector candidateShopify

Keep approved operating knowledge and generated reports separate from live commerce authorization.

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Connector candidateCloudflare Agents

Use Cloudflare-hosted agents as authorized clients while DiskDrive retains user-owned state and policy.

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Connector candidateMicrosoft 365

A candidate workflow for selected Microsoft 365 content and portable AI memory.

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Connector candidateAirtable

Keep exported records and durable decisions available to AI without making an operational base the permanent memory layer.

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43 guides

AI models

GuideGPT-6 Astra

A practical guide to using GPT-6 Astra for complex reasoning and agentic work while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGPT-6.1 Sol

A practical guide to using GPT-6.1 Sol for general knowledge work at a balanced cost while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGPT-6 Luna

A practical guide to using GPT-6 Luna for efficient repeated classification and drafting while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGPT-5.6 Cyber

A practical guide to using GPT-5.6 Cyber for defensive cybersecurity research while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGPT-Image-2.5 Sunburst

A practical guide to using GPT-Image-2.5 Sunburst for high-quality image generation and editing while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGPT-Image-2.5 Flare

A practical guide to using GPT-Image-2.5 Flare for fast image generation and editing while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGPT-Live

A practical guide to using GPT-Live for realtime voice interaction while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideClaude Fable 5.1

A practical guide to using Claude Fable 5.1 for deep reasoning and long-running agentic work while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideClaude Opus 5.5

A practical guide to using Claude Opus 5.5 for long-running agentic knowledge work while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideClaude Sonnet 5.5

A practical guide to using Claude Sonnet 5.5 for responsive everyday analysis and drafting while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideClaude Haiku 4.5

A practical guide to using Claude Haiku 4.5 for fast, focused document handling while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.8 Flash

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.8 Flash for long-horizon agentic work while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.8 Live

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.8 Live for realtime voice interaction while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.8 Live Extended Thinking for reasoning-intensive live voice tasks while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.8 Flash TTS

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.8 Flash TTS for high-fidelity text-to-speech while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.8 Flash-Lite TTS

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.8 Flash-Lite TTS for efficient text-to-speech production while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.7 Flash

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.7 Flash for complex coding and agentic execution while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.6 Flash

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.6 Flash for general multimodal tasks while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.5 Flash

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.5 Flash for legacy high-volume tasks while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.5 Flash-Lite

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite for cost-efficient routine execution while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.1 Flash-Lite

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.1 Flash-Lite for fast, economical multimodal work while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.1 Pro

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.1 Pro for complex problem solving and agentic work while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3 Flash

A practical guide to using Gemini 3 Flash for fast general-purpose preview tasks while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 2.5 Pro

A practical guide to using Gemini 2.5 Pro for legacy complex reasoning while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 2.5 Flash

A practical guide to using Gemini 2.5 Flash for legacy low-latency reasoning while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 2.5 Flash-Lite

A practical guide to using Gemini 2.5 Flash-Lite for legacy high-volume multimodal tasks while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideNano Banana

A practical guide to using Nano Banana for fast image generation and editing while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideNano Banana 2

A practical guide to using Nano Banana 2 for production-scale visual creation while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideNano Banana 2.1

A practical guide to using Nano Banana 2.1 for consistent high-efficiency image editing while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideNano Banana 2 Lite

A practical guide to using Nano Banana 2 Lite for low-latency image generation while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideNano Banana Pro

A practical guide to using Nano Banana Pro for professional image generation and editing while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini Omni Flash

A practical guide to using Gemini Omni Flash for video generation and editing with audio while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.5 Transcribe

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.5 Transcribe for low-latency transcription while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.5 Live Translate

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.5 Live Translate for realtime speech-to-speech translation while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.1 Flash Live

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.1 Flash Live for legacy realtime audio interaction while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 3.1 Flash TTS

A practical guide to using Gemini 3.1 Flash TTS for legacy text-to-speech output while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 2.5 Flash Live

A practical guide to using Gemini 2.5 Flash Live for legacy bidirectional voice and video interaction while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 2.5 Flash TTS

A practical guide to using Gemini 2.5 Flash TTS for legacy low-latency text-to-speech while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGemini 2.5 Pro TTS

A practical guide to using Gemini 2.5 Pro TTS for legacy high-quality text-to-speech while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGrok 4.7

A practical guide to using Grok 4.7 for reasoning, coding, and tool use while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGrok Imagine Image 2.0

A practical guide to using Grok Imagine Image 2.0 for image generation and editing while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGrok Imagine Video 1.5

A practical guide to using Grok Imagine Video 1.5 for video generation and editing while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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GuideGrok Voice API

A practical guide to using Grok Voice API for speech-to-speech, transcription, and voice output while keeping approved files and explicit memories in a user-owned archive.

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10 guides

AI and technology guides

GuideKubernetes

Understand how a Kubernetes-hosted agent can use DiskDrive without making the cluster the user’s data-ownership boundary.

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GuideMachine Learning Models

Learn what machine learning models do and why their outputs should remain separate from authoritative user data.

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GuideLarge Language Models

Understand the difference between an LLM’s generated response, its context window, and user-owned persistent memory.

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GuideNeural Networks

A simple explanation of neural networks and why learned representations remain derived from source data.

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GuideControl Systems

See how feedback, state, and safeguards in control systems relate to trustworthy agent workflows.

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GuideReinforcement Learning

A practical explanation of reinforcement learning, reward signals, and the need for separate durable records.

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GuideLinear Regression in Machine Learning

Learn linear regression in plain language and keep datasets, assumptions, and reviewed conclusions together.

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GuideInternet of Things

A safe pattern for turning selected IoT readings into useful AI context without exposing device-control credentials.

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GuideInteligencia artificial (IA)

Una explicación sencilla de cómo conservar archivos y memorias explícitas para distintas herramientas de inteligencia artificial.

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GuideSuperintelligence and User-Owned Data

A grounded look at why ownership, provenance, revocation, and deterministic permissions matter even as AI capability grows.

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