v0.14.4 adds GitHub review submission, pi extension self-hosting wiring, and three community contributions.
- Post reviews (comments, approvals) directly to GitHub from the code review UI . per-file, per-line annotations mapped to PR review comments.
- Pi's extension now has proper env vars to communicate with self-hosted share service.
- Repo name in tab titles
- Parser fix for nested markdown code fences, scrollbar interaction fix, other UI cosmetics
Peep the header in this PR review:
v0.14.3 is a code review UI and patch update.
- `/plannotator-review ` now has a PR Context Panel: Summary, Comments, and CI Checks directly in the review UI.
- Diff Search: VS Code-style Cmd+F to search across all changed files in code review.
- OpenCode Fix: Normalizes permissions to prevent startup validation errors.
v0.14.2 is a stability patch.
- OpenCode plan mode agents going rogue on feedback rounds
- fixes `/plannotator-last` failing on Windows when the project path contains non-ASCII characters.
Still a terminal user? Ever wanted to give detailed feedback on a long message? ... /plannotator-last
Works for all agents.
Thanks @_mjmeyer for the feature request!
@plannotator is there a way to opt out during a particular planning session?
Some sessions I know i’ll want to use, other plans i figure will be so simple i won’t need plannotate
For those adopting agentic first development - we need better review surfaces to maintain ownership of our code and what we ship.
Any GUI harness has an opportunity to outclass the TUI, yet they are all very focused on chat organization and experience still. Some new harnesses are out of touch in terms of the design that's required for human in the loop:
1/2. Better Plan Review
@pyrons_ Ok good idea - Actually i had similar idea but where it would tell the agent to approve with comments.
From an experiment:
[ ] Comment on PR [ ] Approve PR
or just a green button
Proprietary-based approaches probably isn't the way, given how fast AI updates & the implication that it needs to be a YC or lab funded company that aims to lock users in. We need open, loose, and flexible tools that integrate in frictionless ways.
Free & easy to turn on/off:
github.com/backnotprop/pl…