From Markdown to a page worth sharing

Fictional sample. Every metric, status, organization, and decision on this page exists only to demonstrate the report engine; replace it with verified project evidence before use.

Give an agent a declarative source, not a frontend project. Build reports, research, architecture notes, tutorials, dashboards, and landing pages that open directly from disk.

Start with the work, not the framework

A keeps the opening thesis in normal reading flow while making the page's main claim easy to scan.

Write naturally

Use Markdown, frontmatter, confined partials, and local assets.

Add intent

Choose package-owned cards, decisions, interactions, diagrams, timelines, and charts.

Ship static output

Build through one production path that validates before it writes.

The path to a useful page

First page journeyFour short stages move from a package-owned starter to a portable reviewed artifact.
  1. Select a starter

    Pick the page shape closest to the reader's job.

  2. Replace the sample evidence

    Keep the semantic structure and make the content factual.

  3. Compile locally

    Create one file or a content-addressed directory.

  4. Review the artifact

    Exercise the real page at desktop and mobile widths through file://.

Proof without a hidden service

Keep the public format data-only

The package owns rendering and interaction behavior so authors do not need JSX, CSS, callbacks, or a hosted editor to finish a page.

Build the first page

agentic-report init ./my-page --starter landing
agentic-report build ./my-page --output ./my-page.html

Use validate or inspect later when focused source diagnostics would help.

What stays outside the source format

Remote fetching, raw HTML, executable templates, arbitrary plugins, and author-supplied browser code stay outside the portable trust boundary.

Review workspace

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