VS Code Extension

Annotate the plan.
Before you write
a single line.

Redline Mark brings inline, line-level review to any Claude-generated document — implementation plans, specs, RFCs — directly in VS Code. Comment, refine, send back.

Free · Works with Claude Code · No GitHub required

auth-implementation.md
1# Auth Implementation Plan
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3## Overview
4The API will use token-based auth.
5 Users authenticate via /auth/login
!
you question · just now
JWT or session tokens? Need to decide before we touch the DB schema.
6Tokens stored in localStorage.
7 Rate limiting: handled at infra level.
claude warning
No rate limiting defined in this plan. Recommend explicit limits per endpoint.
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9## Endpoints
10POST /auth/login → returns token
Implementation Plans
Technical Specs
RFC Documents
API Designs
Architecture Docs
Any Markdown File
Implementation Plans
Technical Specs
RFC Documents
API Designs
Architecture Docs
Any Markdown File

Three steps.
Zero friction.

From generated document to refined plan — without leaving your editor or switching context.

01

Open any doc

Claude generates a plan in your terminal or chat. Run /redline plans/auth.md or click the link in Claude.ai. The file opens instantly in VS Code review mode.

02

Annotate inline

Click any line to leave a comment. Mark severity as info, question, warning, or blocker. Thread replies. Resolve when done.

03

Send to Claude

Hit Send to Claude in the sidebar. Choose to revise the plan, open a conversation, or generate a new parallel version. Claude processes your annotations.

Built for the
document layer.

Line-level comment threads

Uses VS Code's native Comment Thread API — the same one GitHub PR reviews use. Threads, replies, resolve states. No custom UI to learn.

Smart anchor repair

When Claude revises a file, line numbers shift. Redline Mark's 4-tier anchor engine finds where your comment moved — hash match, context match, fuzzy search — and repairs automatically.

Any markdown file

Not just code. Not just PRs. Implementation plans, specs, RFCs, design docs — if it's a .md file in .claude/, you can review it.

Two entry points, one experience

Trigger from Claude Code terminal with /redline, or click a link straight from Claude.ai chat. Both open the same VS Code review interface via a vscode:// URI handler.

Three feedback modes

Tell Claude how to handle your comments: Revise the plan in place, Converse about the issues in chat, or create a clean New Version alongside the original.

Persistent review history

All comments are stored as JSON in .claude/reviews/. Gitignore them or commit them — your choice. Review state survives restarts, file edits, and Claude revisions.

Not code review.
Document review.

Claude Code's built-in review is powerful — for GitHub PRs on Teams/Enterprise. Redline Mark is for every developer reviewing every document Claude writes.

Capability Claude Code Review Redline Mark
Inline line comments ✓ GitHub only ✓ Any file
Works on .md docs
Human annotates back
Local / offline
Free for individuals ✗ $15–25/review ✓ Always free
Requires GitHub Required Not needed
Sends feedback to Claude ✓ 3 modes

Up in 60 seconds.

Install from the VS Code marketplace, open any .claude/ markdown file, and start annotating.

VS Code Command Palette
> ext install redline-mark
Or via CLI
$ code --install-extension redline-mark

Requires VS Code 1.85+ · Claude Code optional but recommended · MIT License

The plan is where
the work really starts.

Stop reading plans in chat. Start annotating them where you work. Redline Mark makes the feedback loop between you and Claude tighter than ever.