Using Conventional Comments Helper

Be Specific: Use clear, actionable language
Use Appropriate Labels: Match the severity of your feedback
Add Context: Include relevant code snippets or examples
Be Professional: Keep comments constructive and helpful
Use Decorators: Help authors prioritize their responses

Basic Usage

Label	Description	When to Use
`[praise]`	Highlight something positive	When you want to acknowledge good work or practices
`[nitpick]`	Minor, non-blocking issues	For small, non-critical improvements
`[suggestion]`	Suggest specific improvements	When you have a concrete improvement to propose
`[issue]`	Point out blocking problems	For critical issues that must be addressed
`[question]`	Ask for clarification	When you need more information or context
`[thought]`	Share a reflection or idea	For general observations or ideas
`[chore]`	Request minor, non-code tasks	For documentation or process-related requests

Decorator	Description	When to Use
`(non-blocking)`	Optional changes	When the change is nice to have but not required
`(blocking)`	Must be addressed	When the change is critical and must be fixed
`(if-minor)`	Address if the effort is small	When the change should only be made if it's quick

Example:

[suggestion] (non-blocking) Consider using a more descriptive variable name here

To remove a label or decorator:

The extension supports two display formats:

You can toggle between these formats in the Settings.

Need to customize the extension? Check out the Settings guide.