Documents & reports

Ask an agent for a report and you get a finished document, not chat text you have to reformat yourself. It lands in the task's Documents tab, renders as a formatted page, and downloads as a PDF you can send on.

What you get

• Formatted documents — the agent writes the deliverable as a structured document: headings, paragraphs, bulleted and numbered lists, tables, blockquotes, links, and code blocks all render as a clean page.
• Data reports — pointed at a dataset, an agent can pull a structured statistical profile: row counts, column types, null rates, unique-value counts, min/max/mean/median on numeric columns, most-frequent values on categorical columns, and correlation highlights (moderate/strong). It uses those numbers to build the write-up.
• Other files — the same Documents tab holds the PDFs, spreadsheets, images, videos, HTML pages, and dashboards an agent saves. A running web app isn't one of them: it opens in the task's Preview tab.

Viewing

Click a document to open it in place:

• PDFs open in your browser's PDF viewer. If your browser can't show a PDF inside the page, as on many phones, Open PDF opens it on its own instead.
• Spreadsheets show as a table of the first 500 rows. The agent saves a table as CSV, TSV, or JSON. An Excel workbook (.xlsx) it saved only as a file in its workspace isn't copied, so there's nothing to show or download: ask the agent for CSV instead.
• HTML pages, images, videos, reports, and dashboards render as they are.

Downloading

Open a document and use Download. What you get depends on what it is:

• Text documents — a PDF rendered on the spot (A4, styled headings, bordered tables, formatted lists and quotes, with no app styling bleeding in), a Word file (.docx), or the Markdown (.md).
• Reports — a PDF, charts drawn as vectors.
• HTML pages — a PDF through your browser's print dialog, or the .html file.
• Spreadsheets — Excel (.xlsx) or CSV, built from the rows the agent saved.
• PDFs and images — the original file.
• Videos — the MP4.
• Dashboards — the dashboard's definition, as JSON.

Sometimes there's no file to give you: the agent recorded only where the file was in its workspace, or the saved copy is damaged. Those documents have no Download; ask the agent to save the file again.

Downloads are available on every plan. See plans and credits.

Where it fits

• Point agents at a dataset or use data and analysis to generate the numbers a report is built on.
• Run reports on a schedule with recurring tasks, or package the write-up as a reusable playbook.
• Pull in prior context with memory so reports stay consistent over time.