Review precisely. Keep the thinking.

Review AI-written Markdown with precise, traceable feedback.

Read plans, research and specs, comment on exact passages, and carry selected comment IDs into your next Codex or Claude session.

Try the sample demo →Explore the local workflow

Supplied samples. No project upload or AI API key.

Server-stored comments expire after 24 hours. Privacy details.

Comments are stored on the demo server, private to your session, and expire after 24 hours. Please don’t paste private project details or credentials. No sign-in is required; server operators and edge providers may process connection metadata. Ending a session revokes access immediately; physical cleanup occurs at expiry.

Changes are rate-limited. Session and comment quotas keep the shared service bounded; simultaneous-user capacity has not been verified.

Release-interest email opens your mail app. Sending it shares your address and message with BriqVent to request a release notification.

Your external Codex or Claude sessions follow their provider’s data settings. Running ReviewWithAI locally does not change that.

A record you can revisit

Keep the reasoning beside the work.

Make a question specific to a passage. Find the discussion again by its stable comment ID. In your own installation, direct your external agent to the selected feedback, then review the changes yourself.

The browser never edits your source files or starts an agent. The demo offers labelled simulated replies: mock responses, with no AI provider call.

Watch the workflow films and read the transcripts →

Illustrated explainer with synthetic English narration. Read transcript

From reading to a focused next step

A simple review loop

Read a passage

Open a supplied Markdown sample and inspect the claim, decision or requirement.
Leave precise feedback

Select the passage and add a question. Keep its stable comment ID for the next step.
Continue with your agent

In your own installation, hand selected feedback to an authorized external session. Review the revision before accepting it.

The public demo lets you explore review and a sample handoff. Real agent execution and owner acceptance belong to your local workflow.

Give important work a closer read

Implementation plans

Question an assumption before it turns into implementation work.

Explore the review workflow

Research and evidence

Attach a question to an unsupported claim and keep the evidence in view.

See passage-level feedback

Product specifications

Clarify a requirement and preserve the reasoning behind the decision.

Build an inspectable project record

Try the demo. Explore the local workflow.

Public sample demo

Available now, without sign-in.
Shared read-only samples; no project upload.
Session-private comments stored on the server, expiring after 24 hours.
Simulated replies, with no provider call or API key.

Open the demo

Your own installation

Built local alpha; public npm release forthcoming.
Your existing Markdown folders and lasting review history.
Owner-authorized external agent handoffs.
Explicit attachment repair and revision acceptance.

Use with your projects →

Before you try it

What can I review?

Markdown plans, research, specifications and decisions. The public demo supplies fictional samples; it does not accept your private documents.

Does ReviewWithAI run Codex or Claude?

No. You direct those agents in your own authorized sessions. Demo replies are explicitly simulated and make no AI provider call.

Where do my demo comments go?

They are stored on the demo server, private to your session, and expire after 24 hours. Ending a session revokes access immediately; physical cleanup follows at expiry. Do not paste confidential information.

Can I install it for my projects?

The local alpha is built, but the public npm release is forthcoming. The local workflow guide explains its capabilities and current availability.

Does it remember all my AI conversations?

No. You save useful reasoning as linked Markdown and explicitly retrieve relevant files and comment IDs in the next session. Remote workspace connectivity is planned.

Forthcoming local release

Coming to npm. Get one email when it ships.

The public npm package is pending verification. Send an email to request one release notification.

Open my notification email →

[email protected] · Opens a draft in your mail app; you decide whether to send it.