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You can collaboratively review local Markdown documents by uploading them to Proof to enable human-in-the-loop feedback. This allows distributed teams to iterate using comments, suggestions, and threaded discussions before final sign-off.

Yes, you can sync final reviewed Markdown content back to your local file after the collaborative review session. Alternatively, you can keep the Proof document as the durable record of the reviewed content.

Proof collaborative review supports both the Web API and macOS Proof Bridge interactions. This flexibility ensures proper identity attribution and guided edits across different team workflows and operating environments.

Human-in-the-loop feedback for Markdown drafts is a review process that surfaces in-context commentary and round-trip edits from distributed teams. It enforces identity and attribution to guide end-to-end workflows from upload to final sign-off.

You should use Proof for Markdown reviews when drafts require in-context commentary, threaded discussions, and guided edits across distributed teams. It provides a structured human-in-the-loop workflow with proper attribution that standard version control lacks.

To start a human-in-the-loop review session, you need local Markdown files to upload to Proof. The workflow then leverages Proof's collaborative editing features to manage the review, feedback, and optional end-sync processes.