Work with documents through your agent

Outprint turns substantial agent output into structured documents you can read, review, edit, version, and share without passing files back and forth.

Start trialSet up an agentAsk it to createReview and share

Set up an agent

Start the 14-day trial, then set up an agent on your machine with the Outprint CLI. Developer MCP connection details follow for hosted tools and scripts.

Connection details unlock when your trial starts.

Create a document

Ask your agent to create the artifact you need: a research brief, project plan, design document, decision memo, status report, data report, or a general structured document. Your agent writes content, never code. Outprint validates every document and renders it with its own first-party renderer.

Create a research brief in Outprint from our discussion, with stable sections for findings, analysis, recommendations, and sources.

The document lands in your library, ready to open.

Review and improve

Open the document to read, comment, and edit in one place. Select text to comment on the exact sentence. Every save is kept in History with its change note. When your agent publishes an update it lands in History too — readers only ever see the version you have made current.

Share with named readers

Invite each reader by email as a Viewer, Commenter, or Writer. Everyone opens the same permanent link; only the people you name get in. Documents are never indexed by search engines. If your subscription lapses, documents pause — nothing is deleted, and the same links come back when you re-subscribe.

Work from inside the document

Install the Outprint CLI and your own model stays reachable from the document itself. Select a paragraph, choose Comment, then address one named agent with @ or Assign to Agent… on an existing thread — that agent replies in the thread and may save the next version to History.

Install the Outprint CLI

Technical reference

Documents validate against outprint.document.v1. Callers cannot provide HTML, CSS, JavaScript, or renderer assets.

Share with explicit roles

Invite a collaborator as Viewer, Commenter, or Writer. Owner authority is never delegated. Revocation and role changes take effect on the next request.

AccessWho can open it
privateThe owner and authorized team members only.
linkActive named collaborators who sign in with the invited email.

The focused MCP surface

The connector registers these document, library, and agent tools; discovery is filtered to what your account can do:

documents: get_document_catalog calculate_document_kpi create_resource_upload list_uploaded_resources publish_document list_documents dispatch_agent_work get_agent_request stop_agent_task retry_agent_task lookup_document get_document get_document_context get_document_context_resource check_document_recipe get_document_component update_document edit_document_scoped save_document_context rename_document move_document trash_document restore_document open_document list_document_versions get_document_version share_document list_document_collaborators revoke_document_access comments: list_document_comments get_document_comment_thread add_document_comment assign_document_comment_agent folders: list_folders create_folder rename_folder move_folder trash_folder restore_folder share_folder

Use get_document_catalog for the pinned catalog and complete recipe scaffolds. Use publish_document once for initial creation. After creation, update_document creates a History snapshot that becomes the working tip. Use edit_document_scoped to replace one unique paragraph or section and keep the rest of the source. Use add_document_comment to create a review-thread root (Commenter+) and, optionally, address it to one named agent; use assign_document_comment_agent to address an existing open thread. Comment replies, re-anchoring, and comment deletion stay in the trusted browser workspace, along with manual saves, access-mode changes, and permanent deletion. Your agent can mark a thread addressed only as part of an update it publishes.

Every reader URL is permanent, access-controlled, and served with noindex. Paused subscriptions preserve documents and return 402 until billing is restored.

Start with your next document.

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