Reviewing agent work

1. 1The agent presents its work, with screenshots.
2. 2You and your teammates comment on it, like on a pull request, or ask for changes.
3. 3The agent replies with what it changed and a new revision, with fresh screenshots.
4. 4When it looks right, you approve and confirm.
5. 5The agent wraps up and opens the pull request.

Every presentation or reply that carries screenshots is a new revision, numbered from 1, and each screenshot belongs to exactly one revision. Open a screenshot to page through its revision in a larger view.

Comment leaves a note. Request changes asks the agent to change something and stays open until a later reply from the agent addresses it; the reply names the revision that did. The review header shows whether changes are still requested.

The review shows a command you can copy that fetches the agent's branch and switches to it:

git fetch origin <branch> && git switch <branch>

Approve asks you to confirm first. Approving tells the agent to wrap up and get the pull request ready. Your comments stay with the issue, and approval cannot be undone from the dashboard.

Screenshots are kept for 30 days, then cleared. Image storage in your account settings lists them by project and issue, and can free up space by removing everything older than 14 days.

The desktop app shows the same review for an issue that runs on your machine, with Approve and Request changes, and works today. See Review and approve.