Creytix

Comments

Leave a line-anchored comment on any file, and resolve it when it's addressed.

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Preview — early access.

Overview

Every open file has a Comments strip along the bottom of the editor — a lightweight, line-anchored review thread you can leave notes in without switching to a separate PR tool.

How it works

Expand the strip to see comments for the current file, each pinned to a line number. Adding one uses your current cursor line by default. Comments track an author and a timestamp, and can be marked resolved without being deleted — a resolved comment stays visible, just dimmed, instead of disappearing.

Steps

  1. Open a file

    The Comments strip appears at the bottom of the editor for any open file.

  2. Expand it

    Click "Comments" to open the thread for that file.

  3. Add a comment

    Type your note and press Enter or click Add — it anchors to your current cursor line.

  4. Resolve when it's handled

    Click Resolve on a comment once it's addressed; it stays visible but dimmed.

Capabilities

  • Line-anchored comments — pinned to the exact line they're about.
  • Open-count badge — the strip header shows how many comments are still unresolved.
  • Resolve without delete — a resolved comment stays in the record instead of vanishing.

Limits & honest scope

  • Comments are file-scoped — there's no cross-file thread or a way to @-mention someone yet.
  • This is a lightweight review layer, not a replacement for your actual PR review process on a real pull request.