The /plannotator-review command opens an interactive code review UI for your uncommitted changes.

Usage

In your Claude Code or OpenCode session, type:

/plannotator-review

The command runs git diff to capture uncommitted changes, then opens a diff viewer in your browser.

How it works

User runs /plannotator-review
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Agent runs: plannotator review
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git diff captures unstaged changes
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Review server starts, opens browser with diff viewer
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User annotates code, provides feedback
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Send Feedback → feedback sent to agent
Approve → "LGTM" sent to agent

The diff viewer

The review UI shows your changes in a familiar diff format:

• File tree sidebar — Navigate between changed files
• Viewed tracking — Mark files as viewed to track progress
• Unified diff — See additions and deletions in context
• Annotation tools — Same annotation types as plan review (delete, replace, comment, insert)

Annotating code

Select any text in the diff to annotate it, just like in plan review. Your annotations are exported as structured feedback referencing specific lines and files.

Submitting feedback

• Send Feedback — Formats your annotations and sends them to the agent
• Approve — Sends “LGTM” to the agent, indicating the changes look good

After submission, the agent receives your feedback and can act on it — fixing issues, explaining decisions, or making the requested changes.

Server API