AI REPORT INBOX
Your AI reports, delivered quietly.
Readock gathers reports from Codex, OpenClaw, and your other AI tools into one calm inbox—ready to read on iPhone, Mac, or the web.
TODAY'S BRIEF
AUG 26A clearer way to review what your AI finished.
Open the report, understand the result, and keep the useful context without digging through chat history.
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Connect a source
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Receive the report
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Read when ready
Connect a source
Give each AI tool its own private delivery address.
Receive the report
New work arrives as readable Markdown, not another notification stream.
Read when ready
Review on iPhone, Mac, or the web and keep the reports that matter.
Markdown inbox
Stop losing agent work in terminal scrollback
Readock gives every agent run a durable Markdown report with project, stream, status, priority, and decision metadata. Humans review the report; agents keep the source of truth in files.
Agent report
Release readiness
Why it works
Built for agent-to-human handoff
Readock is not a task scheduler or another chat surface. It is a review desk for the reports your agents already produce.
Workspace view
You keep the folder
Use iCloud Drive, a local workspace, or a connected project folder. Readock indexes Markdown instead of locking it into a database.
Unread
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Review
04
Failed
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How the report inbox works
Keep the workflow simple enough for every local or remote agent to follow:
Connect a project folder
Create or sync a Project in Readock, then bind a folder that contains your Markdown reports.
Let agents write reports
Codex, OpenClaw, scripts, or webhook ingress write Markdown with report frontmatter into the folder.
Review the inbox
Use the Mac sidebar or mobile Projects tab to inspect unread, needs-review, failed, stream, and decision views.
Write decisions back
Approve, reject, or mark reviewed. Decision Markdown is saved beside the project for agents to consume later.
Report protocol
YAML frontmatter captures project, stream, source, agent, status, priority, created date, and related report IDs.
Review states
Needs review, failed, done, blocked, unread, and read states make agent output actionable instead of passive.
Local-first storage
Reports remain Markdown files in folders you control, with iCloud and local project folder support.
Mac desktop triage
Sidebar sections for all reports, needs review, failed, projects, streams, decisions, folders, tags, and sources.
Mobile review
Carry the same project dashboards and report review flow on iPhone when you are away from the desk.
Agent handoff templates
Use repeatable report formats for bug fixes, PR reviews, SEO experiments, growth updates, and release notes.
A quieter operating layer for agent work
Designed around fewer lost reports, faster reviews, and durable decisions.
1 Markdown protocol
Markdown protocol
6 Review states
Review states
2 Native apps
Native apps
My agents now leave Markdown reports in one project folder. I can approve the useful work and still inspect the raw file later.
The needs-review and failed views made my nightly automation useful. I no longer dig through chat history to find what changed.
Rachel Kim
Product operator
Decisions are written back to Markdown, so my next Codex session can see what I approved without asking me again.
Marcus Thompson
Indie developer
Streams let me separate SEO, product, support, and release work while keeping one inbox for review.
Sofia Garcia
Growth lead
Frequently Asked Questions
Short answers for teams evaluating Readock as their AI report inbox.
Give your agents a real inbox
Collect Markdown reports, review them on Mac and iPhone, and keep decisions in the project folder.