review-document

You can review a PRD by running a multi-agent prose audit that checks correctness, internal consistency, clarity, and external-claim accuracy, returning severity-tagged findings anchored to the document.

Yes, you can review documents hosted on Google Docs or Confluence. The platform-aware fetching mechanism accepts Google Docs, Confluence pages, local files, or arbitrary URLs, fetching clean text to avoid track-changes or suggestion artifacts during the document review.

The difference between quick and thorough modes is that quick performs a single-pass sanity review, while thorough executes a deeper, multi-agent analysis using dedicated role-based agents like critic, writer, verifier, and security to cover substance, readability, and claim risk.

To prevent duplicate comments during a prose audit, the review process cross-checks against existing platform comments already present in the document, ensuring context-aware deduping so it avoids re-flagging the same issues previously identified.

Yes, document review works with local files and arbitrary URLs. It applies to knowledge base articles, RFCs, spikes, runbooks, PRDs, and design docs by fetching clean text from local files, Google Docs, Confluence pages, or arbitrary URLs.

You should use a multi-agent check for a design doc when you need to prevent slow, error-prone reviews by automatically verifying substance, readability, and external-claim risk through dedicated role-based agents like architect, security, and verifier.