Hi Everyone, I'm Tim, creator of Omniref. Thanks for taking a look! This is a brand-new product, based on feedback from the code documentation site we launched on ProductHunt last year. We got a great response for that, and one of the most-requested features from that launch was to allow people to annotate their own code. This is the result of nearly a year of work to make that possible. The core feature of Omniref is the ability to attach markdown-enabled notes to any line(s), in any source file, in a GitHub repository. Once you set a note, it stays "stuck" to those lines, for as long as they're in the repository. Even if lines move around or change, the notes stay right where you put them. Early users saw potential for this as a code review tool, so we built that right in -- you review diffs on a pull request, and those reviews stay stuck to the code, even after the review has been closed and the code has been merged. Code reviews become documentation for your software! This works seamlessly because the tool computes a complete revision history for every line in your repository. This also lets you easily do things that other tools can't, like navigate forward and backward in time for any file, with one click. It's kind of like git-blame, but way more powerful. The plan is to create tools that build on this platform -- things like exception tracking, to-dos, and more -- but I'd love to hear new ideas and suggestions from you. Let me know if you have any questions!

Hi Tim, previously Omniref only supported JS and Ruby. Are other languages supported now? Also, are there any plans to integrate with non-GitHub repositories (like GitLab)?

Needs a video demo. Too hard to evaluate how this will fit into my workflow.