AI agents produce good work and then bury it in a wall of chat text. Tables come out as pipes, findings run together, and nobody reads to the end. This turns that same output into a report — one self-contained page, with a link you can share.
One entry in .mcp.json and an API key. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, or anything that speaks MCP.
The agent describes the content as blocks — findings, comparisons, charts. It never writes HTML or CSS.
Private to your workspace. Publish it and anyone with the link can read it, no sign-in needed.
Findings with severity. Comparison matrices. Charts with the data underneath. Architecture diagrams. Not a generic rich-text editor.
Your agent supplies content, never markup. Every report comes out consistent, accessible, dark-mode aware, and prints properly.
Define a shape once — your columns, your wording — and every later report uses it. Templates decide which blocks a kind of report should have.
CSS and charts are inlined. A report opens from a link, from disk, or out of an email attachment, online or off.