mirage

Mirage mounts S3 buckets, Google Drive, Slack, Gmail, and Redis side by side as one filesystem so an AI agent can use familiar Unix commands across all of them. Instead of teaching the agent five different SDKs, you point it at a virtual filesystem and let it `grep`, `cat`, `cp`, and pipe between services the way it would on a local disk. It's an abstraction layer designed for how agents already think.

Install is pip or npm or a curl one-liner. Python 3.12+ or Node 20+, macOS or Linux. You provide credentials for whichever backends you want to mount (AWS, Google, Slack, etc.) and Mirage exposes them as paths. There's no central service; everything runs locally inside the agent's environment.

Solo developers building agent workflows: this is the kind of glue you'd otherwise hand-roll, and having it as an Apache 2.0 package is useful. Small teams shipping agents: worth testing as part of your tooling stack. Large teams: monitor the project; it's young but the design is right.

The catch: v0.0.1, released May 6th, 2026. First public release. The abstraction is interesting but the implementation is brand new. Expect rough edges and breaking changes. Pin the version and read release notes carefully.