This use case is for reports that should not stay trapped in a chat: market scans, client updates, weekly summaries, research briefs, analytics dashboards, and board packets.
1. Ask the agent for a report website, not only prose
Ask Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, or another agent to create a report as files. A good report folder usually includes an HTML page, data files, charts, and supporting assets.
2. Publish the report folder
Publish the generated folder into a Revdoku bucket. The report gets a stable live URL, and the files stay available for future updates.
3. Share the public report URL
Open the published site and confirm that headings, charts, links, and downloads render correctly.
4. Watch report usage
Analytics show which pages and assets are viewed after you share the report.
Takeaway
Use Revdoku when a generated report needs to become a real website: public, stable, easy to update, and measurable after sharing.