AI coding tools do more than change code now. They also leave behind plans, reports, release notes, handoff docs, Mermaid diagrams, and HTML previews.
Those files are useful, but they usually land inside real project folders. That means they sit next to source code, configs, dependencies, build output, screenshots, and old drafts.
Opening one Markdown file is easy. Opening one HTML file is easy. Reviewing the whole set after an agent finishes a task is the annoying part.
This is the workflow I use when I need to turn a pile of generated files into a clear decision.
Start from the folder
