Plannotator drops custom reviews, new engines
Plannotator v0.21.2 enables developers to run custom Agent Skills as code review profiles, executing custom instructions against diffs. The update also integrates Cursor and OpenCode as opt-in review engines, alongside Claude and Codex.
Allowing developers to map arbitrary Agent Skills to code review tasks turns Plannotator from a simple visual diff viewer into a customizable, automated quality gate. By incorporating Cursor and OpenCode via a unified protocol, it consolidates disparate AI dev tools under a single interface.
- –**Custom Skill Reviews**: Users can now target specific security, formatting, or architectural guidelines by running standard agent skills directly against code changes.
- –**Unified Engine Marker Protocol**: Cursor (agent) and OpenCode (opencode run) CLIs are parsed via a delimited findings format, offering a consistent experience across all supported LLM backends.
- –**Improved Annotation Persistence**: Deleted reviews now use a generation tombstone to ensure deletions survive a page refresh, resolving a frustrating autosave bug.
- –**Codex Enhancements**: First-time contributor PRs enable Ask AI to run in non-git directories and output the review URL to the terminal when hosted on Codex Desktop.
DISCOVERED
1h ago
2026-06-25
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2h ago
2026-06-25
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