Comments

Key, Standard and Minor

Every comment carries the passage it rests on and a tier: Key (would change a decision or cause harm), Standard (should be fixed) and Minor (spelling, grammar, style). The Comments pane lists them by tier; click one to jump to its place in the document.

Working through the comments

• ✓ Accept (A): keep it as is.
• ✎ Edit (E): reword it; ↩ restores the previous version.
• Refine with AI (the sparkle): ask the model to rework the comment with your note.
• Delete (R): moves it to Deleted, left out of the Word file; Restore brings it back.

Your decisions are saved with the document and survive a restart.

Rating and reporting a comment

The thumbs up / down under a comment record whether it was useful. They stay with the comment; with telemetry at Standard they are counted (tier and comment type only, never the text). The ! opens Report this comment: pick what is wrong (wrong, not useful, points at the wrong place, unclear, something else) and explain if you like. The report sends the comment and your explanation; tick Add context data to also send its section and the passage it is anchored to (that needs the consent box). Comment reports are deleted within 90 days. They are how DocReview's reviews get better.

Exporting

Export ▾ in the header:

• DOCX: your document with the comments as ordinary Word comments, in a copy; DOCX (Highlighted) also highlights each comment's passage.
• Comment Resolution Sheet (.xlsx): one row per comment, for the author's responses.
• Review record (.html): what was reviewed, with which settings and models, and the outcome.
• Markdown and HTML: the document text with the comments.

How many comments

Settings → Analysis → Comment budget caps Key and Standard comments per 10,000 words; the lowest-priority Standard comments beyond it move to Overflow (kept in the report, hidden in the pane, left out of the Word file unless you include them). Minor comments in the Word file are grouped one per section by default.