Every AI · One channel back
Downlink is the channel from your AI back to you — pages you skim, maps you explore, audio for the walk, questions that find your phone. Connect once; it just does it.
Works with Claude Code, Codex, and any MCP-capable agent.
The asymmetry
You can talk to AI with your voice, screenshots, entire projects of context. It still answers you with a wall of text.
Everything you can express goes in. One thin stream comes back.
Downlink widens the straw.
The toolbelt
Downlink turns finished work into whichever format lands fastest, and hands you a link that opens anywhere — laptop or phone, now or next week.
What changed, what it decided and why, before/after — a page that lets you take in an hour of work in thirty seconds, on any device.
Architectures, dependencies, how things connect — structure you grasp spatially by panning and zooming, not by parsing a nested bullet list.
Narration written for listening — not a transcript read aloud. Catch up on what happened during the walk, the drive, away from the screen.
Your AI parks its questions in a queue that reaches you anywhere. Approve, pick, or comment from your phone — the work keeps moving.
The loop
Downlink is the channel to you. Uplink is your answer back. Everything it sends can also take input — so you stay in the loop without hovering over a terminal.
The finished work arrives as something you understand instantly: a page you skim, a map you explore, a recap you listen to. No wall of text to decode.
Approve a decision, pick a fork, answer a question — right inside the artifact. Your response flows back and the agent keeps going.
Plug and play
No prompt engineering, no setup files to maintain, nothing to remember. Your AI re-reads Downlink's tools every session and reaches for them at the right moments on its own.
Downlink is a remote MCP server. Point your AI at it and sign in — no code, nothing to host, nothing to maintain.
Publish a page, publish a map, narrate, ask questions. It offers the right format at the right moment — you never have to ask.
Everything is a hosted link — shareable, persistent, works on your phone. Your answers flow back into the work.