Plannotator - Annotate any doc, URL, or folder - send feedback to agents
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You can now use Plannotator to annotate anything! Free, open source, and private (runs local).
Use the skill `/plannotator-annotate` (or cli) - followed by a folder, URL, document, markdown, your book, a recipe, a plan, etc - to annotate anything and send feedback directly into your integrated agent.
Use `/plannotator-last` to annotate the last message an agent sent you too.
I like using it for my own version of Karpathy’s "LLM Wiki" in obsidian.
https://github.com/backnotprop/p...
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Plannotator
I wanted to be able to annotate anything and have feedback integrated directly into the agent loop. That's why I created this. It was also a constant desire to annotate the last agent message. Happy to introduce both capabilities in this new product launch.
Free, open source, your work runs locally and stays private.
https://github.com/backnotprop/plannotator
Try a demo of the annotation surface here: https://share.plannotator.ai
This is a really clever take on closing the loop between humans and agents .Annotating directly feeding that back into the agent feels like a missing piece.
OpenPlugin
the plan-annotation-as-feedback-loop is the part that's been missing from claude code workflows. most people are still pasting raw plan text into a doc, marking it up by hand, then re-pasting back into the agent, which is brutal and the round-trip kills the energy. the question for me is whether the team-feedback-collection becomes async (collect + bulk-apply) or stays synchronous like a code review thread. the async version unlocks distributed teams but the synchronous one is where the actual disagreements get resolved.