melt-peer-review

Review what the AI changed.

Your assistant edits a contract, a policy, a report — and hands back a rewritten file, leaving you to find the differences. This gives those changes somewhere to be read: one at a time, accept or reject each, the way you would review anything that matters.

  1. 1

    Your assistant sends the changes

    It edits the document where it lives, then submits what it changed and why. You get a link.

  2. 2

    You decide, change by change

    Each edit shown as a redline in its own context. Accept, reject, or ask a question. Nothing is final until you have been through them all.

  3. 3

    It revises and comes back

    Your assistant reads your decisions — including the comments — and publishes a new version. Repeat until you are happy.

Connect your assistant

There is nothing to download. Every assistant below takes the same address, and each will send you here to sign in and approve the connection — no key to copy, nothing to paste back.

https://peer-review.meltstudio.ai/api/mcp

Or let your assistant do it

Paste this to any assistant and it will work out the rest.

Set yourself up with melt-peer-review. Instructions: https://peer-review.meltstudio.ai/llms.txt

Works where your assistant can run commands — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor. In a browser tab it will read you the two clicks instead, because it cannot reach its own settings.

  • Claude Code

    claude mcp add --transport http melt-peer-review https://peer-review.meltstudio.ai/api/mcp

    Then run /mcp inside Claude Code to sign in.

  • Codex

    codex mcp add melt-peer-review --transport http https://peer-review.meltstudio.ai/api/mcp

  • ChatGPT · claude.ai · Claude Desktop

    Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and paste the address above.

  • Cursor

    Settings → MCP → Add server, as an HTTP server with the address above.

  • Anything else that speaks MCP

    It is listed in the Model Context Protocol registry as ai.meltstudio/peer-review, so clients that search the registry can find it by name.

Your document never leaves your machine

The assistant reads and writes the file where it already lives. We store the change set and what a reviewer said about it. The full text is used once, to pull a little context around each change, and then discarded — never written down. What we keep, exactly.

Reviewing something sent to you

Just open the link. There is nothing to install and nothing to sign in to — most people who use this are reviewing their own assistant’s work, but a review can be handed to anyone, and they see the same page.