CHANGELOG

What Shipped This Week: Editable Agent Files

This week we shipped editable spreadsheets and documents in the Files app, redesigned onboarding around outcome previews, and cleaned up how duty schedules read on the Team board.

5–7 min read

The Files app is now a document workspace, not a download folder

Your Research agent finishes a competitor pricing scan at 6:47am. The output lands in ~/files/reports/competitor-prices-june.csv. Before this week, you could preview that file or download it and fix a typo in Excel on your laptop. Now you open it in CloudAxis, edit the cells inline, and save — same file, same path, ready for the next duty run.

We shipped this in layers over seven days. Phase one was view-only: PDF and PPTX previews so you could sanity-check decks and exports without leaving the OS. Phase two added a JSON editor with lint, format, and save validation — useful when agents write config or API payloads you need to tweak. Phase three and four brought the spreadsheet and document work most people asked for: an Excel-style CSV grid with word wrap and sheet tabs, an editable XLSX grid with multiple sheets, and a DOCX editor with find/replace backed by server-side word_search_replace.

The point is not "we added an editor." Agents already produced real files — spreadsheets, Word docs, JSON exports. The friction was you. Download, edit locally, re-upload, hope the agent picks up the right version. That loop breaks the persistent workspace story we keep writing about. If Monday's report is still in ~/files on Tuesday, you should be able to fix a column header without opening a second app.

Mobile got attention too. The editor layout is touch-friendly, embed apps no longer render as a tiny window inside the desktop shell, and we fixed the cold-start cases where the Files overlay blocked clicks. If you manage agents from your phone, the same files your duties wrote are editable there — not just viewable. We covered the iPhone install path in our AI agents on iPhone guide; this week the Files side of that story caught up.

Also shipped

What's next

Week 7 on the content calendar is the holiday setup story — agents running while you are offline for ten days. On the product side we are tightening the Specialist → Duty → Output loop so the file your agent wrote is one tap from the notification that told you it finished.

Try the Files editor on something your agents already produced. If the grid feels slow on a 4,000-row export, tell us — we optimised for the Tuesday morning report size, not enterprise data dumps.

Related reading in this series
Why persistent workspace beats copy-paste · AI document processing automation · Check agent results on mobile