loupe-site-reviewlisted

# Acting on site-review comments A human reviewer points at something on a live web page and leaves a comment. `site_review_get` gives you those comments. You fix them. You mark them addressed. Each comment carries the URL it was left on and a list of anchors. An anchor holds a CSS selector and the element's visible text, and may also quote a run of text inside it, so a comment points at a *rendered* thing. The fix is usually in a template, a stylesheet or a component, not where the words appear in the codebase. ## The loop 1. Call `site_review_get`. It returns every unaddressed comment for the project your token is bound to. 2. Fix them. Use `url` and the `anchors` to find what the reviewer meant. 3. Call `site_review_mark_comment_addressed` with the ids you actually fixed. ``` site_review_get() → { site: { id, name }, comments: [ { id, url, body, status, createdAt, anchors: [ { selector, text, quote, quotePrefix, quoteSuffix } ] } ] } site_review_mark_comment_addressed(commentIds: string[]) → { addressed: [ id ], skipped: [ { id, reason } ] } ``` `site_review_get` takes an optional `site` (id or name). It must match the project your token is already bound to. ## A comment can point at several elements `anchors` is a list. One entry is a comment about one element. Several entries mean the reviewer said something about how those elements *relate*, so read them together and treat the comment as one instr