Know where you are.
Copy is grouped by audience and sequence. Open the piece you’re reviewing, with its context right there.
Free download · For Codex & Claude Code
Too much AI copy to review?
Turn that overwhelming wall of campaign copy into a review your team can actually finish.
My Human Reviewed Doc skill organizes AI drafts into one interactive file—with a clear place to read, leave notes, and approve each piece.
campaign-copy-review.html
One campaign. One place to review.
Copy review
1 Approved1 With comments1 To review
NEW SUBSCRIBERS Welcome sequence
E1 · EMAILWelcome emailTo review
Subject
You’re in. Here’s what happens next.
Thanks for joining us! Your first lesson arrives on [START DATE].
Check before approving
Confirm the start date before this goes out.
Confirm the start date before this goes out.
REVIEWER’S NOTES
Let’s make the next step more specific.
□ ApprovedLet’s make the next step more specific.
E2 · EMAILYour first lesson✓ Approved
Each email gets its own card, with its place in the sequence visible.
T1 · TEXTA quick reminderWith comments
Keep text messages in the same review as the emails they support.
Save a copy with my notes ↓
Illustrative preview. Open a card to see how the review is organized.
AI sped up the draft.
Review became the bottleneck.
A few good meetings can give AI enough context to draft an entire campaign. But someone still has to check the details, improve the language, and decide what’s ready.
Put every email, text, and landing page into one long document, and that job gets harder. You’re scrolling, losing your place, and trying to remember what you already reviewed.
Give the reviewer a clearer way through the work.
Less hunting. More useful feedback.
A whole campaign.
One manageable review.
See what needs a decision.
Highlighted placeholders and “Check before approving” lists bring unresolved details into view.
Hand back clear feedback.
Leave notes on each asset, mark approvals, and save a copy that your teammate—or AI—can use for revisions.
From draft to human review
Install once.
Use it on the
next campaign.
The person reviewing the copy only needs a browser. No new review app or account required.
- Get the free skill.
Subscribe and download the ZIP. Give it to Codex or Claude Code and ask it to install the Human Reviewed Doc skill.
- Give AI the copy you want reviewed.
Ask: “Build a Human Reviewed Doc for these emails and the landing page so my team can review them.”
- Send the HTML file to your reviewer.
They open it in a browser, leave notes, and tick off approved pieces. It works offline.
- Save the feedback and make the changes.
The reviewer clicks “Save a copy with my notes” and sends the downloaded file back. Give that file to AI to apply the feedback.
A few things to know.
What exactly am I downloading?
A ZIP containing the Human Reviewed Doc skill, its template and scripts, installation instructions, and an example. It teaches your AI coding agent how to create the review file and read the feedback returned to you.
What do I need to use it?
Codex or Claude Code to build the review file. The included build script uses Python 3.8+ and the Markdown package; your agent can help set those up. Your reviewer just needs a modern web browser.
Does it save the reviewer’s notes?
Notes save in that browser as the reviewer types. To share them, the reviewer must click “Save a copy with my notes” and send the newly downloaded HTML file back. It’s a file handoff, not a live shared document.
Will this check the AI’s work for me?
It helps organize the review and flag details that need checking. A human still needs to verify the claims, make the decisions, and approve the copy.
What am I subscribing to?
The Danchez Download: practical AI marketing ideas, workflows, and new podcast episodes from me. The skill is free, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Put it to work
Make your next campaign
easier to review.
Get the free skill and try it with the copy already on your desk.
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