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review-docs

Generates Markdown feedback for documents and code folders via a local web interface.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
Search Tags:#code-review#document-review#collaborative-feedback#markdown-comments#browser-based#file-system-access
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/gupsammy/Claude-setup --skill review-docs-gupsammy
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: review-docs
Source: https://github.com/gupsammy/Claude-setup/tree/main/skills/review-docs
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gupsammy/Claude-setup --skill review-docs-gupsammy

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Open the Document Reviewer to enable collaborative, line-by-line feedback on documents, code folders, and other content.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Open and load folders in the browser using the File System Access API.
  • Switch to Review mode, click lines to add comments, and copy markdown feedback back into the chat.
  • Works for code reviews, documentation feedback, and collaborative editing sessions.

Quick Start

Trigger the skill to open the Document Reviewer and provide a folder to review. Use the steps:

  1. Open the Document Reviewer: open ~/.claude/skills/review-docs/document-reviewer.html
  2. Click 📂 Open Folder and select the folder you want to review
  3. Switch to Review mode, click any line to add a comment
  4. Copy the Markdown feedback and paste it back here

Frequently Asked Questions about review-docs

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I do collaborative document review directly in my browser?▼

Collaborative document review in your browser is enabled by opening a local HTML file that uses the File System Access API to load folders. You can then switch to Review mode, select lines to comment on, and copy the generated Markdown feedback.

Can I add line-by-line comments to code files without setting up a server?▼

Yes, you can add line-by-line comments to code files without server setup by using the browser-based Document Reviewer. It operates entirely client-side, auto-detects your system theme, and renders inline comments using local HTML files.

How do I provide feedback on a folder of documents using the File System Access API?▼

To provide feedback on a folder, open the Document Reviewer HTML file, click the Open Folder button to load your directory via the File System Access API, and click any line to add a comment in Review mode.

Does the Document Reviewer support Markdown feedback for code review sessions?▼

Yes, the Document Reviewer supports Markdown feedback for code review sessions. After selecting lines and adding comments in the browser interface, you copy the generated Markdown feedback and paste it back into your chat.

What are the limitations of browser-based collaborative feedback for local files?▼

Browser-based collaborative feedback for local files relies entirely on the File System Access API, limiting its use to supported browsers. It operates client-side without a server, meaning feedback must be manually copied as Markdown into your chat application.

How does the Document Reviewer handle system theme detection?▼

The Document Reviewer handles system theme detection automatically on the client side. When you open the local HTML file, the interface auto-detects your operating system's theme and renders the inline comments accordingly without requiring manual configuration.

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