Doc Review
A review surface for document PRs - the pull requests agents produce when the work is writing, not code.
Background
GitHub's pull-request view is built for code. Agents doing non-coding work deliver documents - md, html, pdf, docx - through the same PR loop, and those payloads get no readable diff, no inline commenting, no review state.
It began in my personal projects and is picked up here mid-flight - which is why its public version line opens at 0.3.0 rather than 0.1.0.
What it does
Doc Review renders a document PR as something a reviewer can actually read: a readable diff of the documents themselves, feedback anchored to the exact passage it addresses, and explicit review rounds - self-hosted, so private documents never leave your network.
In the works
The repo opens spec-first: decisions land as issues and ADRs before code does, and the independent build grows in public from there.