Rendered for reading.
Headings, lists, links, and prose appear as the reviewer will experience them.
Commentary turns GitHub PRs and branches into clean Markdown previews so your team can review the document before the diff becomes the whole story.
Open public PRs read-only where GitHub allows it, then sign in when you need to comment, refresh, or submit staged review feedback.
Preview, Raw, Latest, and Diff stay simple. The rendered document is the default, while source and changes remain close when a decision needs them.
Headings, lists, links, and prose appear as the reviewer will experience them.
Frontmatter, MDX, and exact Markdown remain one switch away.
Read the newest version first, without making the diff the whole page.
Use changed-block navigation when the decision depends on what moved.
A GitHub URL becomes a readable document review without replacing the Git workflow your team already trusts.
Paste a GitHub PR, branch, file, or folder URL.
Commentary turns the source into an editorial preview.
Preview, Raw, Latest, and Diff are available when the decision needs them.
Resolve content feedback before staged review comments are submitted.
Feedback attaches to a section, document block, or selected text under review, so the thread follows the idea instead of becoming a detached line note.
Reviewers highlight the sentence, paragraph, or section that needs a decision.
The thread records the comment beside the rendered Markdown while the source remains available.
Raw diffs are still useful, but they should answer targeted questions after reviewers understand the document.
Commentary keeps GitHub as the source of truth while giving Markdown the reading surface it needs.
No new repository workflow. Faster content decisions. Better quality before merge. Provider access and private content stay tied to the authenticated GitHub boundary.
Start with a GitHub PR or try the sample review flow.
Rollout readiness
Launch can proceed once customer support has the fallback language.
The rollback owner is currently implied, not named.