| name | use-plannotator-for-review |
| description | Route code review requests through Plannotator (https://plannotator.ai) so Jack can leave comments, request changes, or approve in an interactive UI instead of inline chat. Triggers whenever the user asks to review a branch, diff, PR, or pending changes — phrases like "review this", "review the branch", "review my changes", "look over this PR", "can you review", "ready for review", or any request for code review feedback. Also triggers when a task ends with "now review it" or similar handoff to a review step.
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use-plannotator-for-review
Jack's preferred review flow is Plannotator — an interactive UI where he reads diffs and
leaves comments, approvals, or change requests. Do not produce a long inline review in chat.
When to invoke
Trigger on any review request targeting a branch, working tree, staged changes, a PR URL, or
a specific commit range. Examples:
- "review this branch"
- "can you review my changes"
- "review the PR"
- "ready for review"
- "look over the diff"
What to do
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Pick the right Plannotator command based on intent:
- Reviewing current uncommitted changes or a PR URL → invoke
/plannotator-review
(skill name: plannotator-review).
- Re-annotating the last assistant message Claude just rendered →
/plannotator-last.
- Annotating a specific markdown file →
/plannotator-annotate <path>.
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Invoke via the Skill tool, e.g. Skill(skill: "plannotator-review", args: "<PR URL or empty>").
Pass the PR URL through if the user supplied one; otherwise leave args empty so Plannotator
picks up the current branch's changes.
-
Do not write a chat-based review summary first — go straight to the Plannotator skill so
Jack can interact in the UI. A one-line "opening this in Plannotator" is fine.
Why
Inline chat reviews are hard for Jack to act on (comment, approve, batch-resolve). Plannotator
is the source of truth for review feedback — see https://plannotator.ai/docs/getting-started/installation/.
