Publish Reports as Websites

Tutorial

Use this when an AI tool prepares a research brief, status update, market report, school project, or client deliverable that should be opened as a website.

Video Placeholder

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Prompt Used

Paste this into ChatGPT, Claude, or Codex:

Create and publish a polished research report website with Revdoku.

Topic:
[replace with topic]

Requirements:
- Do not ask questions. Make reasonable choices.
- Research public sources and cite them inside the report.
- Do not invent private metrics, customers, funding, or partnerships.
- If something is not public, write: "Not publicly available from reviewed sources."
- Build a complete static website with:
  - index.html
  - styles.css
  - app.js
- Include:
  1. Executive summary
  2. Key findings
  3. Timeline or market context
  4. Data or comparison cards
  5. Risks and open questions
  6. Source list
- Add a "Last researched" date near the top.

Publishing:
- Use the connected Revdoku tool/API/MCP.
- Create a new Revdoku bucket with a clear title and description.
- Upload every generated file into that bucket.
- Publish with entrypoint index.html.
- Use site_mode: static.
- Return the final Revdoku public URL and bucket id.

Sample Website

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Steps and Screenshot Placeholders

1. Choose the report topic.
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2. Paste the prompt into the AI tool.
   • Screenshot placeholder: prompt screen in ChatGPT, Claude, or Codex.
3. Review the generated report website.
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4. Publish through Revdoku.
   • Screenshot placeholder: Revdoku bucket files and publish confirmation.
5. Open the final report.
   • Screenshot placeholder: report running on the Revdoku URL.
6. Review analytics after sharing.
   • Screenshot placeholder: Revdoku views analytics for the report.

Good Fit

• Research reports and market summaries.
• Portfolio case studies and class projects.
• Client-facing status pages.
• Data reports that need charts, images, and supporting pages.