FluidDocs CLI
Publish interactive docs that answer and report back
What it does
FluidDocs CLI turns your prompts into interactive documents that answer questions and report back. You see who opened it, how far they got, and what they asked. Pitch decks, proposals, reports, board updates. One line installs the CLI and one command publishes. Edit later by prompt, and the same link updates. Viewer-side AI-enabled Q&A and analytics come built in.
Publish a pitch deck, proposal or market report from your terminal. It answers your reader
Pitch decks, market reports, sales proposals, board updates, CVs. Whatever you built with Claude or ChatGPT becomes a live document: readers ask it anything and pull a summary in your voice, and it reports back on who read what. No reply-all thread. They ask the document and get an answer from its own contents, in your voice. Who opened it, how far they got, and the questions they typed instead of emailing you. Edit it later and the same link updates. Nothing to re-export, re-attach or re-send. Canva and Gamma made documents prettier. Nobody made them work after you hit send. Any document type you publish through FluidDocs keeps doing its job once the link is out of your hands. Each one is…from fluiddocs.ai
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