An editor where AI edits show up as track-changes, not auto-applied chat
manishpamnani169 · reddit · 2026-09-04
- A developer built HandWrought, a writing tool where every AI suggestion appears as a reviewable, in-place track-change that users accept or reject — never auto-applied.
- This is the opposite of most agentic tools' auto-apply-then-undo flow; friction is intentional so users see exactly what's changing beforehand.
- He poses an open question: is explicit review-before-apply worth the friction for content tools, or does it just get rubber-stamped once users trust the tool?
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