Docket

Why it exists

An agent can turn out a dozen designs, plans and debugging notes in a day.
They scatter across every project's docs/ and every tool's private folder — visible only when you're sitting at your desk.
Step away and you lose the thread.

Agent → iCloud → you

From your computer to your phone,
by way of your iCloud alone

01 / Your agent

Claude Code
Cursor · Codex
…77 agents

Syncs a copy when it's done
02 / Your iCloud

Docket/
Folders you made, or flat at the root

Your own drive, no middleman
03 / Your phone

Docket

Queued up for you; it remembers where you stopped and what you've marked

No server anywhere in this. The skill runs on your machine, the files go to your iCloud — that's all.

01 / Inbox

What matters rises,
what's read sinks

Whatever you're reading sits on top, and it opens right where you left off
New and changed files get an amber dot, gone once you've read them
Which project, which agent wrote it, how far you've got — all on one line
Filter by project or type; the one you want stands out among a dozen
Ten backdrops, switched on a whim — inbox and documents change together

02 / Reader

The shell stays monochrome,
only the text gets paper

Lists and settings stay clean black-and-white, only the body takes on an off-white paper tone — that's where your eyes spend the most time
Code blocks are highlighted, inline code gets a tint, and long lines scroll sideways instead of squeezing the text
Tables, checklists and quotes each follow their own rules; CJK line height is tuned separately
Five reading themes, from Cool White to Ink — the code palette follows along

03 / Documents

Filed by project,
not a pile of loose files

The skill sorts by project and type as it writes, so the tree matches the one on your computer
Plans go to _plan/, designs to design/, notes to notes/
Every folder shows its count — you can see at a glance which project has been busy
Full-text search, for when browsing doesn't find it

Docket documents: a tree expanded by project and type

Wiring it up

Set it up once, then forget it

On your computer

The one you run your agents on

Install the skill

One command, and all 77 agents pick it up.

$ npx skills add https://skills.dataapps.net -g

Ask it to write something

Just say something like “help me understand X, write it down.” When it's done it syncs a copy on its own, and creates the Docket folder in your iCloud along the way — you'll need it in the next step.

On your phone

Just this once

Install Docket

iPhone / iPad, iOS 17 or later.

Pick the Docket folder in your iCloud

iCloud Drive /Docket

After step 02 it is already there — the picker will show it. If it doesn't, create one from the top right of the picker and name it Docket.

That's the last of it — every time an agent finishes, the file comes over on its own.

What it is

Three things done right, nothing else

One command to wire it up

One command

Covers 77 agents including Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Copilot. No setting each one up separately.

Files never leave your cloud

Stays in your cloud

No account, no server, no relay. It runs entirely on the client — we can't see your documents.

Built for reading

Carefully typeset Markdown — code blocks, checklists and quotes all handled. Actually readable on a phone.

Skills

Two skills, one job each

docket-write

You say the word

Turns what you worked out in conversation into a document — what you figured out, which of several options you picked, the gist of something you read, how a debugging session went. It only writes into folders you created yourself; anything that doesn't match goes flat at the root for you to file.

$ npx skills add https://skills.dataapps.net/docket-write -g

docket-plan

You do nothing

Plans that come out of plan mode, archived automatically the moment you approve them; every tick and every added or removed step overwrites the same file. On your phone you can see how far it has got and how much is left.

$ npx skills add https://skills.dataapps.net/docket-plan -g

Principles

Three lines we don't cross

We don't host your filesYour documents live in your iCloud, not with us. We have no server, so we have none of your data.
We don't touch what you wroteDocket only reads the source files. Notes you leave on your phone are stored separately; the original doesn't change by a single character.
You can see what it doesA skill is a few KB of Markdown — you can read it before installing:
           skills.dataapps.net/docket-write. What it asks the agent to do is written out plainly.

Get started

Two steps, five minutes

① Install the app

iPhone / iPad, iOS 17 or later. Once installed, pick the Docket folder in your iCloud.

Download on the App Store

② Install the skill

Run this once on the computer where you run your agents.