Code Inspector · click a region, read what it does
Inspector
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Anchor to real code, on demand
The annotated diagram pins a legend beside a small, fixed set of callouts — everything visible at once. This does the same job for source code: click a region, the detail panel updates. One focused answer at a time, so the code stays readable instead of getting buried under six always-on captions.
agents/reviewer.md
Contract surface
Frontmatter sets the boundary before a word of prose.
Tools are a narrow, explicit allowlist, not "whatever the model finds useful." A reviewer that can only Read and Grep cannot accidentally patch the bug it just found.
On-brand:a cannot-do list stated once, mechanically — narrow tools — beats a cannot-do list stated in prose and hoped for.
When to reach for this
Use the inspector when the reader needs to see real, runnable source — a config file, a skill definition, an agent spec — and the explanation is longer than a caption. Use the annotated diagram instead when you're pointing at a picture, not code, or when the reader benefits from seeing all the callouts at a glance rather than hunting for them one click at a time.
Created for you, with ❤️ by Robert Evans· The AI Design Architect