Document Feedback That Carries Into the Next Revision
Christopher Gamache
Good feedback should be easy to use when the next revision begins. Wild Pines built Inkwell to keep comments attached to the exact passage and document version being reviewed.
Reading, passage notes and narration share the same reference points, so spoken content and written feedback stay connected to the document. A coding agent can use that feedback to revise the source and prepare a new review version while earlier comments remain attached to their original context. We developed the reader and its revision process together, making review part of the application’s working design.
Passage feedback and narration beside a fictional Community Archive proposal. Unrelated project navigation is cropped.
Internal review application. The Community Archive proposal and comments shown are fictional examples.
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Posted Oct 13, 2026
Passage comments, narration and document context together, with a review process that carries feedback into the next version.
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