You can pull comments from a shared web page directly into your AI assistant's context with the ShareOne skill — one sentence retrieves every comment with the position it was made on, so the AI can revise accordingly. No screenshots, no transcription, no guessing which paragraph "the second section" refers to.
The copy-paste bus
If you work with AI-generated pages, this loop is familiar:
AI generates page → you send link → reviewers reply in chat/email/voice
→ you transcribe, screenshot, describe positions
→ you paste a summary back into the AI → AI guesses and revises
Every hop loses information. Position ("which sentence?"), emphasis ("was that a hard requirement?"), and attribution (who said what) all degrade during the transfer. The AI isn't underperforming — it's receiving second-hand information.
The closed loop
With ShareOne, the loop shortens to three sentences:
- "Publish this page to ShareOne." — your AI-generated HTML/Markdown becomes a link
- Reviewers open the link and comment inline, anchored to specific passages
- "Pull the comments from my link." — every comment and its position enters the AI's context, and the AI revises; re-publishing keeps the same link
Install the skill by searching "ShareOne" on skillhub or clawhub. Free, no signup.
FAQ
What file types can be published? HTML and Markdown, single file.
Do reviewers need the skill too? No — they just open the link and comment in a browser.
Does the link change after revision? No. Recipients refresh and see the new version.
Is it free? Yes, free to use. Via the skill there's no signup (it requests an API key automatically); the web interface requires a signup.
Tool: https://shareone.app
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