What this solves
When asking ChatGPT to revise a long answer, “make it better” is usually too vague. You often know the exact sentence or paragraph that needs work.
Dynamic annotations let you mark that text and turn your notes into a prompt you can send back to ChatGPT.
When to use it
- You are rewriting or polishing an answer.
- You want evidence added to specific claims.
- You need a technical explanation rewritten for a general reader.
- You want several small edits handled in one follow-up.
Where to open it
Open Reader, select a sentence or paragraph, then add an annotation. Copying, inserting, and template settings live in Reader or Reader settings.
Steps
- Open the answer you want to revise.
- Enter Reader.
- Select exact text.
- Add a note such as “make this shorter” or “add an example”.
- Repeat for other parts that need work.
- Copy annotations or insert them into the Reader send box.
- Manage reusable prompt headers in Reader settings if you use the same style often.
Common questions
Can I edit or delete annotations?
Yes. Keep only the notes that matter for the current revision.
How is this different from bookmarks?
Annotations are for the current revision. Bookmarks are for material you want to revisit later.
The screenshot should show annotations attached to exact text, not a generic comment area.