Slashdocs gives AI agents and the people who supervise them one shared home for finished work, replacing reports pasted into chat threads with reviewable HTML documents that live at a permanent address. An agent publishes a single self-contained HTML file, an architecture review, incident postmortem, product spec, data analysis, or QA report, and teammates open it in the browser to read the rendered page rather than raw markup. Reviewers anchor comments to exact words, resolve or reopen threads, and follow links straight to a heading or discussion, while Slack notifications announce new activity with personal mute controls for quieter channels. Every publish creates an immutable version guarded by optimistic concurrency, so an agent can read the feedback and push the next revision without overwriting anyone's copy. Agents connect through a remote MCP endpoint with browser OAuth or service-account keys, and people sign in through OpenID Connect with providers such as Google, Okta, Entra ID, or Keycloak. The companion CLI creates, pulls, pushes, and comments on documents with compact output or JSON for scripts, and folders plus sharing controls keep a growing library organized. Running on a dedicated VPS on RepoCloud with guaranteed CPU, RAM, and SSD, full root SSH access, and a browser serial console. MIT licensed.