TeXposit's comment and suggestion system lets you review and discuss a document without touching the source. Whether you're reviewing your own work with AI or working with teammates, you can annotate specific sections and track changes without modifying the original text.
Creating Comments
Manual Comments
To add a comment to any text:
- Select the text you want to comment on
- Right-click and choose Add Comment
- Type your comment and press Enter
Comments can span multiple lines, include formatting, and reference specific passages in your document.
AI-Generated Suggestions
When you use the AI assistant to refine text (e.g., "Improve Writing"), it creates suggestions instead of directly modifying your text:
- Original text highlighted in original
- Suggested text shown in a yellow badge
- Click Accept or Reject each suggestion
Managing Suggestions
Review Workflow
Open the Suggestions Panel to see all pending suggestions. You can:
- Accept One: Apply a single suggestion (Cmd+Enter)
- Reject One: Discard a suggestion without applying it (Cmd+⌫)
- Accept All: Apply all suggestions at once (useful for bulk formatting fixes)
- Reject All: Clear all pending suggestions
Suggestion Metadata
Each suggestion shows:
Comment Threads
Replying to Comments
Click a comment badge to open the thread. You can:
- Reply to any comment to maintain discussion context
- Mention teammates with
@username - Resolve comments when issues are addressed
- Reopen resolved comments if needed
Filtering Comments
Use the Comments Panel to filter by:
Collaboration Workflow
Typical Review Session
Select section to improve
Choose 1-2 paragraphs to refine at a time
Request suggestions
Right-click and select "Improve Writing" or similar option
Review suggestions
Read each one, decide whether to accept or reject
Resolve discussion
Mark comments as resolved when complete
• AI suggestions tend toward formal tone. Your original may be better for conversational sections.
• Use suggestions as a starting point, not gospel truth
• Create custom comments for sections you want to revisit later