The source control panel shows on the side. It lists all files with changes.
You can also open the diff viewer by clicking the eye icon in the source control header.
Prefer reviewing in your own editor? Click the “Open in Editor” button in the top toolbar to open the worktree in VS Code, Cursor, or your configured editor. This is useful for manual changes or reviewing diffs in a familiar environment.
Click the line number where you want to comment. For multi-line comments, click a line number, hold, and drag to select multiple lines.
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Click the copy button in the header to automatically copy all comments and paste them into your AI chat. Alternatively, click the export button and feed that to the AI.
Instead of fixing issues yourself, send them back to the AI. Describe what’s wrong and let the AI iterate.
Make sure all files you want to commit are staged.
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Add user authentication with JWT- Implement login and register endpoints- Add JWT token generation and validation- Create auth middleware for protected routes- Add tests for auth flows
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Click the Commit button to create the commit.
You can also ask your AI to commit the changes for you. It will review the changes and create an appropriate commit message.
