WonderDrive is a shared workspace from WonderSearch (YC F26) for people running several coding agents on one project. Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor each keep a separate copy today, so a file saved in one does not appear in the others until someone copies it across. This launch puts you and those agents on the same files at the same time. Cloud agents keep running after you close the laptop, and they read and write the project that is already on the Mac. You can hand a task from yourself to Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor without moving the project between tools. Search on the drive is WonderSearch. It takes a natural-language question, looks through documents without an embedding pipeline or a vector database, and returns the passage with its source. Developers connect it with MCP, a REST API, a CLI, or a Python SDK, and search compute is charged per query. WonderDrive also lets you run and deploy from those files, and rewind a change if an agent breaks something. Access is coming soon for current WonderSearch users. Twin co-founders Dale Ng (CEO) and Dalton Prescott (CTO) built it after their own agents kept working on separate copies of the same files. They are in San Francisco with Y Combinator's Fall 2026 batch, and the company is also backed by Founders, Inc.