GitHub A Guided Review takes a diff and explains it in order of importance: chapters, a short overview for each, and the files that belong to it, with the changes shown alongside. Exported, it is one HTML file. This site serves what displays it, and hosts guides shared as links.
Open a real one:
[a bug fix, 5 chapters](https://guides.show/g/gs0M7zgI_zYeuqtLG4j5vQ#key=awkuPrNypYrCLT49XVnrRUyzg3Iqb-YB2h9-QEWQWMM)
[a 125-file feature branch, 6 chapters](https://guides.show/g/Q-ECuRlzn6I2U41wmnyVmA#key=bA52euqWQypYoSC8n9LFXvP9gLsvTMwYtgjvfS0YAQE)
Making one #
Ask your coding agent for a guide of a branch, PR, or commit with the plannotator-guide skill; it writes the chapters and hands you the file. Plannotator users get the same from Download portable guide after a Guided Review.
npx skills add plannotator/guides
Share links #
A guide can be uploaded here instead of downloaded. It is encrypted before it leaves your machine, and the key stays in the link after #, which browsers never send to a server. This host only ever holds bytes it cannot read; anyone with the full link can open the guide, nobody else can. Links don't expire unless asked, and the delete token you get at upload removes one.
This host #
Viewer builds live under /v1/ and never change once published, so a guide from last year opens the same way. A downloaded file sends nothing about your code here. It is a small Cloudflare Worker (apps/guides-show) you can run yourself.