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How to cut extra copy and rewrite CTAs across several pages with Human Review

Click through linked pages in the review tool and trim copy without losing feedback between them.

  • Content
  • Intermediate
  • 30 minutes
  • From the README
  • Claude Code
  • Codex

Who it is forA marketer or content editor with a multi-page HTML site who wants to remove repeated copy and rewrite calls to action in one pass.

The problemReviewing many pages in chat means repeating context for each page and risking missed edits.

The outcomeFeedback from each page is collected and sent to the agent together, and the agent updates the HTML files.

What you need first

  • A coding agent that can install skills, such as Claude Code or Codex
  • A web browser
  • An HTML or Markdown file on your computer, or a page running on localhost
  • npx available on your computer if you use the npm install option

Steps

  1. Install the skill with the paste-in prompt or run npx -y human-review setup --global
  2. Ask your agent to open the start page with /human-review (your file)
  3. Command-click links to open other pages in the review without losing your feedback
  4. Delete repeated copy, edit the call to action text, and leave comments on anything unclear
  5. Click Send so the agent applies all edits and comments; review the refreshed pages before you close the tab

Prompt for your agent

Use the petergyang/human-review skill to open <path-to-start-html-file> and review the linked pages. After I click Send, verify that the agent removed the repeated copy and updated each call to action in the HTML files, and list the files changed.

Caveat. HTML edits save automatically, so closing the tab does not undo them; use Revert all during the review or Discard on your next open to restore the file.

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