Find and inspect a request
- Choose Pull Requests in the sidebar.
- Use the text filter and organization, repository, author, or state filters to find the request.
- Open it and inspect Summary, Conversation, Commits, Checks, and Files changed.
- Expand a file diff when you need to review its exact changes. Use the displayed retry action if the diff failed to load.
- Choose Open on GitHub when you need the provider’s full request view.
The list depends on GitHub access and repository scope. An empty filtered list does not prove that there are no pull requests. Check filters and authentication before creating a duplicate request.
Launch a review
Configure the default Peer review skill under Settings → Source control. On an eligible request, choose the review action showing that configured skill. Review launch also depends on an associated local repository and available coding setup.
Read the resulting task and its findings. Starting a review does not automatically merge the request, prove all checks passed, or submit every finding to GitHub. Review work and remote publication are separate actions.
Recover unavailable data
Use Refresh pull requests, check the selected repository scope, and inspect any access or loading error. If the local repository association is missing, open the correct checkout rather than asking the agent to review an unrelated folder.
For local staging and commits, use Git. For isolated review work, see worktrees. Native GitHub authentication and remote action walkthroughs remain pending for this draft; no review or merge was sent to validate it.