Dossier
PowerPoint and Word, for your AI agent. It writes the decks and docs; you keep the last word.
Dossier is made by OMAKO, Mathieu Mahoudeau's software company in Marseille. Its own site is getdossier.dev.
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What it is
- Slide decks built from 23 typed blocks: stats, tables, panels, annotated screenshots. The server refuses anything that doesn't fit, so a deck can't come out broken.
- Docs in plain Markdown, set like a report: a title card, contents, tables, quotes.
- Dossiers: several decks, docs and links behind one link, with a landing page.
- Sharing: public, with a password, or for a list of people, with stats on who read what and for how long.
Who it's for
People who already use an AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and others) and send decks and docs to clients, boards or teams.
How it works
Your agent works through MCP, a command line or the API, all checked by the same server. Every save is a version, credited by name, and any version can be restored. Hosted in France.
Questions
How much does Dossier cost?
As of October 2026: free to start, and Pro is €9.99 a month or €99 a year, with 14 days free. Dossier is in private beta, with a waitlist.
Which AI tools work with Dossier?
Anything that speaks MCP: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code. Or the command line and the API.
Can people read a Dossier link without an account?
Yes. A link opens for anyone, with a password, or for a list of email addresses.