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version: "1.0.0" name: apply-comments description: Use this skill when the user has left notes on cells in the open-sheet viewer and wants them applied — "apply my comments", "do the notes I left", "I marked some things up". Walks every @sheet-comment marker in the workbook source, makes the edit each one asks for, and clears the marker.


Apply the comments left in the viewer

Notes left through the viewer's inspect mode are written into the workbook source as markers:

tsx
// @sheet-comment: this should be a percentage, and rounded to one decimal
col('margin', { header: 'Margin', formula: (r) => div(…) }),

Workflow

  1. Find them. Search sheets/<id>/index.tsx for @sheet-comment. If the

user did not name a workbook, use the current-sheet skill.

  1. Read them all before changing anything. Two comments often describe one

change, and a later one can contradict an earlier one.

  1. Apply each in the authoring layer. The comment sits next to the construct

it is about — a col, a data entry, a <Cell>. Change that construct, not a coordinate.

  1. Delete the marker once the edit is made. A stale marker gets re-applied

next time and the edit lands twice.

  1. Ask, do not guess. If a comment is ambiguous ("this looks off"), leave the

marker in place and ask what they meant. A wrong edit to a financial model is worse than an unapplied one.

After

Summarise what you changed, one line per comment, and name anything you left alone and why.

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