plannotator-user-code-review

Plannotator provides a structured review UI where the user can leave inline annotations on specific files and lines. Use it to get precise, actionable feedback. Run the following command to start a review session. Set the Bash tool timeout to 1800000ms (30 minutes) so the user has enough time to review and annotate. ``` plannotator review ``` Plannotator starts a local HTTP server. If the execution environment sandboxes localhost socket creation, run the command using its narrowest available permission-escalation mechanism. Otherwise, run it normally. If Plannotator reports that its entire port range is exhausted in a sandboxed environment, treat that as a possible socket-permission failure rather than immediately changing ports; retry once with permission to bind a localhost socket. ## Reviewing Feedback For each annotation from the user: 1. **Summarize** the feedback in one line 2. **Evaluate** whether the suggestion is valid — push back if it would introduce a bug, conflict with project conventions, or reduce code quality 3. **Act** — apply the fix or explain why you disagree If no changes were requested, acknowledge this and move on.