PR/MR Command Center
See the PRs you're asked to review and the ones you opened; read each diff, then approve, comment, merge, or send an agent to review.
- Review requested · Your open PRs
- Built-in editor, file by file
- Request changes · Comment
- Reviews the branch, posts a verdict
The PR/MR Command Center shows two lists from your GitHub account: the pull requests you're a requested reviewer on, and the ones you opened. Read each changed file as a full diff in the built-in editor — the same viewer the IDE uses — before you act, then approve, request changes, comment, merge, or close, all posted straight back to GitHub.
Open any changed file as a full diff in the built-in editor, so you actually read the change instead of rubber-stamping it.
As reviewer: approve, request changes, comment. As author: merge, close, comment — posted straight to GitHub.
A conflicted PR you authored can be handed to an agent to resolve and update.
Point a linked agent at a PR — it checks out the branch, leaves inline comments, and approves or requests changes.
- 1Open the panel
CodeAgent fetches the open PRs where you're a requested reviewer and the open PRs you authored, across every repo your GitHub account can see.
- 2Read the diff
Open any changed file as a full diff in the built-in editor before deciding.
- 3Act by role
Approve, request changes, or comment as reviewer; merge or close (and comment) as author.
- 4Or send an agent to review
Pick a linked agent — it reviews the changes, leaves inline comments, and posts its verdict back to GitHub. You get a push notification when it's done.
It's the review-and-ship end of the loop Start from a work item opens. v1 is GitHub — GitLab and Bitbucket support is on the roadmap.
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