RELEASE REPORT
One release report link. Every published version.
Keep the latest report at the link your team already uses. Save a fixed version for release reviews, handoffs, and later AI work.
View the sampleILLUSTRATIVE SAMPLE · THE REVIEW GAP
Publish a report without creating a new handoff every time.
This sample is a single uploaded HTML file. It shows the workflow shape; it is not a customer artifact or a production approval.
- Without a review artifact
- A dated file or one-off URL makes readers ask which report is current, while overwriting the only copy removes the state used in an earlier handoff.
- With the versioned workflow
- The latest URL stays useful for the living report. Each publish also has a fixed version URL for the exact report state used in a review, release record, or later AI task.
PUBLISHING SEQUENCE
One artifact. Four explicit decisions.
led publish ./release-report.html --title "Release Report" --json- 01
Build the report as one HTML file
Keep the layout, charts, styles, and interactions in one uploaded file of up to 20 MB. Remote resources remain external runtime dependencies.
- 02
Publish the first report
The successful publish identifies the Slide, version, latest view URL, and fixed version.
- 03
Publish the next state
Use --slide <SLIDE_KEY> for the revised report so the shared latest URL continues to resolve to the newest version.
- 04
Use the right link for the job
Share latest for ongoing review and fixed for a release note, audit record, or exact later reference.