Add anchored inline comments to specific text ranges in Google Docs.
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No copy-paste install info for "gdocs-comments-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
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Creates an anchored comment on the specified text fragment.
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Adds a range-anchored comment at the target term.
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Leaves a location-specific comment on the selected sentence.
Editors, product teams, and office collaborators can attach feedback to exact text ranges in Google Docs, making it easy for authors to find and revise. It is useful for sentence-level review workflows.
When you need to point out wording issues in a word, phrase, or sentence, it anchors the comment directly to the text instead of leaving a detached note. This is better for fine-grained edits.
It adds anchored inline comments to specific text fragments in Google Docs. The description says it overcomes the limitation that Google APIs cannot create anchored comments.
Yes. Its core capability is binding comments to a specific text range rather than creating a generic comment.
The provided information does not specify installation, runtime, or key requirements; see the source repository.
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