Using Zorvo Review changes
Review changes
Read what an agent changed, comment on the lines you want changed, and send the comments in your next message.
The Changes tab
- Inspector in the top bar opens a panel beside the chat. Its Changes tab lists each changed file as a card with its added and removed lines. Open a card to read its diff.
- The diff chip in the top bar (+42 −11), or Open the diff in Changes, opens the full review in the chat's place, with the changed files listed on its left. Shrink puts it beside the chat.
Comment on lines
- Click a line number in the full review or in a Changes card, write what you want changed, and press Save comment.
- Add 2 comments to message puts them in your message, each with its file, its line and the line itself. Read and edit the message, then press Send. Nothing reaches the agent before you do.
- A comment stays on the line it was written on. It reads Current while the line is as it was, and Outdated when the agent changed or removed it. It never moves to similar code elsewhere.
- A sent comment stays, dimmed, with Add again, until you press Clear sent. Comments belong to their session and are kept after a restart.
Quote a reply or a file
- Select text in a message and press Reply to quote it in your message, with a line under it for your question.
- The inspector's Files tab marks changed files (M, A) and the folders that hold them. Click a file to read it with its changed lines marked. Select lines and press Add lines to put the path, the range and the lines in your message.
What the agent did
The Activity tab lists the files, commands and permissions the agent reported, grouped by turn, with a jump to each in the chat. When git shows changed files the agent did not report, a card lists them, with Show in Changes. It is the agent's own report, and rewinding the chat removes its entries too.
Commit and pull requests
Tick the files you want and press Commit at the bottom of the Changes tab. The top bar shows the branch's pull request and its state, read with your own gh. Settings, GitHub says whether gh is signed in. See No pull request status.