If appropriate, the buyer can decide whether or not any agent gets a copy of the report. Sometimes dishonest real estate agents try to use the inspection report to force the sale by using the agent's interpretation not the inspector's advice related to repairs. Don't be bullied by any agent. Also don't let an inspector mislead you into thinking that a house is perfect. There is no such thing as a perfect house and very few are actually built to current building code.
Every house has problems.
Some of the problems are design flaws put in by the architect or builder. When realizing that there is no such ting as a perfect house, also realize that the inspection report usually does not deal with cosmetic issues, such as normal wear and areas of repair where the workmanship is above average and thus not needing additional repair attention. The critical area here is safety and whether a specific areas is performing adequately. The intent of the inspection is to reflect the general condition of the property and any major repairs necessary. The report is not specifically intended to be a hit list of repair items that are to be used as a tool for the buyer to force the seller to lower the price of the house.