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Review long AI outputs from ChatGPT and Claude in a browser side panel. AI Annotated Review Companion helps you review long AI-generated answers without losing paragraph-level feedback. Select text from ChatGPT or Claude, open the side panel, and turn the selected output into review blocks. Add comments directly under the relevant block, confirm the comments that should drive revision, build a revision request, then copy it back into your AI chat. Core features: - Import only the text you select in the active ChatGPT or Claude tab. - Split long Markdown or plain text into review blocks. - Add inline block-level comments. - Generate comment title, priority, and confirmed status locally. - Edit annotation status or priority when needed. - Build a confirmed-only revision request. - Copy or export the revision request after explicit user action. - Use optional browser dictation where Chrome supports speech recognition. - Use optional AI dictation with your own OpenAI API key. Privacy and boundaries: - The extension does not scrape your whole conversation. - The extension does not modify ChatGPT or Claude native message bubbles. - Review sessions stay in the browser surface until you export or copy them. - Optional AI dictation sends recorded audio directly to OpenAI only after you enter your own API key and click Stop & transcribe. - No accounts, billing, telemetry, or cloud sync are provided by this extension. This is an open-source project licensed under Apache-2.0.
May 21, 2026
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