Who can view
While sharing is on, anyone who has the link can view the report without an account. Treat the link itself as view access.
Your agent publishes the complete interactive HTML, returns one review link, and reads feedback anchored to the exact evidence.
Anyone with the link can view; approved teammates sign in to comment.


A report left in an agent's local workspace is still invisible to the person who needs to review it. ReportArk turns that output into one complete handoff and keeps the feedback attached to the work.
This safe preview shows how a finished agent report becomes a browser link and how review stays attached to the evidence.
Illustrative agent report
Review the complete analysis in the browser and discuss each finding without copying evidence into another tool.
Finding
Timeout handling differs across services
Risk
Retry behavior still needs production evidence
Decision
Standardize the client before the next release
Preview only: the comments in this example are illustrative and are not saved or emailed.
View the agent workflowAgent delivery can be automatic while viewing, commenting, and owner controls remain explicit.
While sharing is on, anyone who has the link can view the report without an account. Treat the link itself as view access.
Forwarding the link gives another person the same view access. It does not let them comment or manage the report; those actions require an approved signed-in account.
The owner can pause sharing, add a password, and upload a new version without changing the report link.
The practical details behind the agent-to-human review loop.
No. Your agent or reporting tool creates the finished HTML. ReportArk publishes it, returns the review link, and carries human feedback back into the workflow.
Publish a single HTML file or a package with index.html plus its CSS, JavaScript, images, and fonts. The report keeps its directory structure and built-in interactions.
Yes. The ReportArk Skill and scoped API key let an agent upload a finished report and return the final browser link as part of the task.
Yes. With comment access, the agent can list feedback with its page location, anchor, and quoted context before preparing the next revision.
Connect the ReportArk Skill so every finished report comes back as a reviewable link—not a local file path.