Review changes

Changes to review

Changes to review, on the right, lists what changed: your working tree, each agent’s work, branches and merges. Choose one to see it drawn on the map, file by file, so you see where in the codebase a change landed before you read a line of it. In the Normal window, Ctrl+Shift+R opens it.

The Diffs part keeps every past change, each drawn on the map the same way.

Accept or reject an agent’s changes

In a file a Claude Code agent changed, accept or reject each change (a hunk) or the whole file, and undo the last one.

A Codex agent’s changes show on its page, but cannot be accepted or rejected there. Review them in Changes to review, or in a terminal.

Which agent wrote this names the agent behind a line of code.

Bring an agent’s work home

An agent that worked in a worktree of its own made its changes on that worktree’s branch. Land the agent’s work, in the agent’s menu, brings its worktree’s changes home.

From a terminal, gr worktree land lands any worktree: it merges the worktree’s branch into its base branch, pushes, removes the worktree and its branch, and brings the map up to date. --no-push keeps it on your computer, and --dry-run prints what it would do. On a conflict it decides nothing for you and prints the command that backs out.

Source control

Source Control lists what changed in the repository: the working tree first, then pull requests, branches, merges and commits. Click a row to see that change drawn on the map, file by file. It shows once you are signed in.

It only reads: commit and push from a terminal, or ask an agent to.

Tests

The Tests part shows how your CI runs relate to your code:

• Runs shows, for each run, how much of the code a change needed tested against how much its tests reached.
• Saved shows what Graphide’s test selection would have saved on your CI: hours, then dollars, then how many failing tests it would still have run. It needs GitHub connected; the part offers Connect GitHub.

Both need you signed in.