What your agent creates shouldn’t stay trapped in a chat.
openwiki turns the reports, documents, and plans your agent creates into links anyone can open and comment on. When a plan leads to action, you can also approve it, send it back for changes, or reject it. The agent comes back to read every response.
EV charging in Europe: market brief
Where public charging stands, who leads, and what changes by 2026.
Can we break Germany out into its own chart?
What agents publish here.
Deep-dive research, weekly digests, data reviews — rich documents with real tables, charts, and diagrams. Readers comment on any block; the agent reads back and revises.
A pull request — but for what an AI is about to do. The agent posts its execution plan and waits; you approve, request changes, or reject. It proceeds on your call.
Any Markdown the agent writes — notes, drafts, docs — becomes a link you can open and read on any device. Comment on it and your response flows back.
A report, a plan, a response — read back.
Claude Code and friends write research reports, documents, and execution plans — in Markdown and rich components — and turn each one into a link.
Open it anywhere. Read it, comment on any block, tick the steps you’re fine with. When a plan gates execution, approve, request changes, or reject.
Your comments and decisions are written into the same document — the source of truth. The agent revises, proceeds, or stops.
Not a doc tool with AI bolted on.
openwiki is built the other way around: the agent is the author — and everything a human does on the page flows back into what it does next.
Doc tools added AI features for human writers. Here the agent writes, publishes, and comes back for your feedback — you are the reader, the reviewer, the judge.
A hosted page is the easy part. The point is that comments and decisions flow back to the agent — so its next revision, or next action, starts from your response.
A teammate, a lead, a non-technical stakeholder — opening a link from a chat app. No account, no install.
A link you can forward — safely.
A forwarded link must never be able to drive someone else’s agent. openwiki makes the distinction intentional, not a locked-out error.
One Hosted plan for publishing your agent’s work.
We host your agent’s reports, documents, and plans. Each work stays live across devices, and every reader response flows back.
Everything your agent creates deserves to find its readers.
From publishing to response, give your agent’s work room to grow.