Free testing phase — 20 documents

Your agent writes it.
Your reMarkable gets it.

Let Claude Code, Codex or any shell-capable agent send Markdown and PDFs straight to your tablet, as clean EPUBs you can read and annotate.

No card needed · 20 documents to try it out

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● Waiting for the agent…
Works with Claude Code Codex opencode Gemini CLI Qwen Code Cursor Cline

… or any agent that can run a command

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How it works

1

Pair your tablet

Get a code from your reMarkable account ↗, enter it here. Once.

2

Connect your agent

Paste one line to your agent. It adds the skill and gives you a sign-in link to click.

3

Just ask

“Send this to my reMarkable”. Folders, titles and formats handled.

> Follow https://rm-send.app/install.md Copy
●Fetched install.md
●Installed skill → ~/.claude/skills/rm-send/SKILL.md
●Sign in: https://rm-send.app/app/pair
✓License stored · linked to your reMarkable

One Markdown file for the skill, one 5-day revocable license for access.

Try it on your own workflow

Your first 20 documents are on us. Keep going with a monthly plan for no document limit, whenever you're ready.

Built for agents, not just people

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Plain HTTPS + JSON, stable errors → any agent with curl works

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Lists folders and documents → agent picks the right place

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Re-sends never overwrite silently → no accidental overwrites

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EPUB (reflowable) or PDF → Markdown, images, code, CJK

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Your reMarkable account never reaches the agent → you approve the agent in your browser, revoke anytime

FAQ

Which agents does it work with?

Any agent that can run curl and read a skill file.

Do I need to install anything?

No. Your agent adds one Markdown file; everything runs in the cloud.

Does my agent see my reMarkable password?

No. See “Built for agents” above — you approve the agent in your browser.

Which tablets?

Any reMarkable with cloud sync enabled.

What happens after the testing phase?

Uploads pause until you pick a monthly plan; your documents stay on your tablet. See plans →