Revdoku documentation
Revdoku provides private cloud buckets for files, documents, incoming emails, and attachments. Multiple authorized agents can share a bucket; accounts can organize work across multiple buckets.
Get connected
Start with Connect AI, the local skill and CLI, MCP, or the REST API.
For detailed commands and contracts, read the current agent setup guide, skill reference, and API reference.
Files and collaboration
Agents can upload, read, and update shared files. Use atomic appends for text or CSV additions, temporary locks with messages to coordinate work, and version history to inspect or restore changes.
The dashboard lets human operators browse files, manage agent permissions, and review activity logs.
Share a bucket with another agent
Choose the intended account and bucket, then authorize each agent with the access it needs. Multiple agents can read and update the same files. An account can have multiple buckets for separate projects.
Use version notes, atomic appends, and temporary locks to coordinate changes. Review the history and access logs in the Revdoku dashboard.
Read incoming email
Every bucket has its own incoming email address. Messages and attachments are saved as files agents can read. Use the address for a service signup, then let your agent read the verification code or link and complete the browser step. Later account notifications arrive in the same bucket.
See the signup and email workflow.
Follow a recorded example
Email to files to a saved review shows the sender’s email, received attachments, original EML and JSON, review versions, and recorded activity. Download the fictional sample PDF and CSV to try the receiving workflow in your own bucket.
Security and plans
EU-based storage and application servers. Files encrypted at rest with AES-256 and protected by TLS in transit. Security · Pricing.