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I’ve been seeing more people talk about TeraBox lately, especially around storage for AI-related workflows.

Curious if anyone here has used it for a while—what’s your experience been like in terms of performance, pricing, and overall usability?

My use case is a bit more on the AI Agent side.
I usually work with tools like OpenClaw to run automated tasks, organize data, or generate content. This ends up creating a lot of intermediate files—datasets, logs, outputs, skill configs, etc.—and I often need to reuse or share them.

So I care a lot about a few things:

• How stable it is for this kind of workflow (frequent uploads/downloads, lots of read/write)
• How easy it is to keep things organized (like managing files across different tasks or skills)
• How smooth the sharing experience is (for example, can I package a full workflow or resource set and send it to someone easily?)

I’ve seen some people say TeraBox works pretty well for “storage + sharing,” and can even act like an external memory layer for AI agents (like pairing it with OpenClaw to make things more reusable).

But I’m still not sure how it holds up in real-world use, especially for teams or long-term workflows.

A few things I’m wondering:

• Any issues with speed or reliability?
• How does it feel for team collaboration?
• How does it compare to something like Google Drive or Dropbox?

If you’ve actually used it—especially with OpenClaw or similar tools—I’d really appreciate hearing your honest thoughts 🙏

I do most of my work through AI agents now, but there’s one thing that always annoyed me: my setup only ran on one machine.

Every time I switched laptops or reinstalled my system, I basically had to rebuild my workflow from scratch. All my prompts, configs, project files… gone. Months of tweaks, gone.

Then I tried something different:

I set up a simple workflow using TeraBox. Here’s how it works:

At the end of the workday, my AI agent automatically uploads:
Config files
Prompts
Project files
Any intermediate outputs
Before I get home, my other device automatically syncs everything.

It’s all automatic—no manual uploading, no copying files around.

I used to rely on Dropbox, but TeraBox is different. It doesn’t just sync files—it keeps the entire state of my AI workflow in sync.

Now I can:

Switch devices instantly
Continue tasks without reloading context
Keep long-term projects consistent

Feels like my AI finally has memory that survives devices, and my workflow is way smoother.

Curious how others handle this—do you back up your AI setups, or just rebuild everything every time you switch devices?