Move from report to working code.

Your agent can search the workspace, find a brand, open its latest completed report, and read the brand goals, competitors, and saved history. It can compare two reports, inspect which connected sources contributed data, and load any customer-visible deliverable in bounded sections.

Structured recommendations carry stable IDs, affected pages, supporting data, and workflow status. The implementation brief becomes a task list rather than another document to translate by hand.

1. Open the implementation tasks.Load the ordered work, acceptance checks, validation steps, rollback notes, and approval boundaries saved with the report.
2. Inspect the repository first.Follow the repository's own instructions and verify each recommendation against the current implementation.
3. Close the loop.Build a verification checklist, record what is planned or implemented, and send specific feedback back to the report.

Every key begins with read-only report access. An organization owner can add narrow permissions for the tasks they want the agent to perform.

• Recommendation workflowMark work planned, implemented, or dismissed, and submit feedback for review.
• Follow-up reportsRead the current balance, quote a follow-up or change verification, and start it only after the exact quote is confirmed.
• Report sharingEmail a completed report to a confirmed recipient with an idempotent request.

Keys belong to one active organization, are shown once, and can be updated or revoked from the account page. A key allowed to start reports also has a fixed total allowance, so the agent cannot authorize more work than the owner approved.

• No connection credentials or administrative controls.
• No internal models, usage economics, or diagnostic files.
• No direct repository, merge, or deployment access.
• Report and sharing actions require explicit confirmation and a retry-safe request ID.

Use any MCP-compatible development client that accepts a remote HTTPS endpoint and bearer authorization. Create a key in Account, add the endpoint, then ask the agent to open the implementation brief for the report you want to address.

The key is shown once. Store it in your development client's secret or credential settings, not in a repository.