I built ClawDocu, a tool to comment on docs and review with your Openclaw

Hello guys, I want to share something I've been working on. It's called **ClawDocu**, and it solves a problem I kept running into when working with Claws. # The problem I use Openclaw and other AI assistants to help me write documentation and code. When reviewing their article or code, its quite troublesome to instruct them to fix details, have to do it one by one and over and over again. There's no good tool like the word or google doc review mode that can pinpoint to say "hey, look at *these issues* in *these files, fix them and reply*." So I decide to make this simple tool to make documentation review with claw easier and more straight forward. # What ClawDocu does ClawDocu is a free open source self-hosted web app that lets you: 1. **Browse docs in your GitHub repos anywhere** — pick a repo, view the file anywhere, you can review on your computer or on your phone. 2. **Add inline comments** — click any line or select text, write a comment 3. **Your claw reads them directly** — comments are stored as a file right in your repo. No API needed. Your AI just reads the file. Once you make your comments, just tell your claw to read and fix them. That's it. The link is here: [https://clawdocu.com](https://clawdocu.com) It's MIT licensed. Would love to hear what you think — especially if you're working with AI assistants on code and have run into the same friction I have. Cheers,