Try it for your next plan review.
Review the exact passage or change you mean. The documented feedback loop makes this a promising addition to an existing coding-agent workflow.
Documentation and issue reports reviewed; not independently run by YuloyGood fit
People who already use a coding agent and want to review its work visually.
Keep in mind
Skip it if you only need a general chatbot. You still need an agent and its integration; this is the review surface.
A worthwhile first try
- Open the official setup guide and choose the integration for your existing agent.
- Use a small, non-sensitive plan for your first review. Annotate one concrete change rather than sending a vague rewrite request.
- Send the feedback back to the agent and check that the next revision resolves the marked passage.
What it does
The project documents local plan, document and diff review, plus an Inbox for agent messages and questions. Its privacy notes distinguish local storage from optional AI, sharing and hosted features. Review those boundaries before using sensitive material.
What people are saying
An issue author describes using Plannotator Inbox with Oh My Pi and asks to see an agent’s live activity and compact its context without leaving the thread. It shows a concrete workflow, not a satisfaction score.
GitHub issue #3410Before you commit
Single-session activity and compaction controls
Issue #3410 requests controls within an Inbox thread. The author notes that some participant-state display already exists; do not read this as a complete absence of status tracking.
Feature request open at check Read the original issueQuick questions
Does it replace my coding agent?
No. Its documented role is to review and annotate work, then return feedback through an agent integration.
Does everything stay on my computer?
The project says local content stays local by default, but optional AI, sharing, remote-review and hosted features have different network behavior. Read the privacy section for the features you enable.
Sources behind this report
— First editorial review: documented workflow and an open feature request.