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Preview - Plannotator will provide a long running review surface. This will enable you to control and change between multiple reviews simultaneously. It also enables a nicer integration with agents (Pi & OpenCode auto-connect if in the same project)... and other cool things to come on the plan/annotate side.... show more

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