Get feedback on drafts with annotations

Send a colleague a link to your draft and get notes back on the exact words, without asking anyone to sign up for anything.

• One click, or one flag. Switch on Annotations in Settings → Features, or publish with fl --annotations. Pages can opt out with annotations: false.
• No account for reviewers. They select text, tap Annotate, write a note and, if they like, their name. Works on phones too.
• Give it to your agent. fl annotations pull prints the open notes with the quoted text, file and page URL. Claude Code or Codex can run it and revise your pages; you can also paste the output into ChatGPT or any other agent. fl annotations resolve marks notes done.
• Notes that follow your edits. Annotations stay on their text when it moves; if you rewrite it, they're marked outdated instead of disappearing.

Try it with colleagues

You (the author):

1. Publish your draft with annotations on: fl --annotations ./draft (needs fl 2.6.0 or later; on macOS or Linux, upgrade by re-running the install script). Or switch on Annotations in Settings → Features for an existing site.
2. Send the link to the people you want feedback from, with the note below.
3. When notes come in, fl tells you how many are open. Run fl annotations pull and hand the output to your agent ("apply these notes, republish, then resolve them"), or read them in the dashboard under Annotations.

What to send your reviewers:

Here's a draft I'd love your feedback on: . Select any text and tap Annotate to leave a note on it. No account needed, and adding your name is optional. Notes are visible to anyone with the link.

Learn more in Annotations.