Review changes
How to inspect Code edits, stage files, mark review progress, and keep Git actions deliberate.
Open the review canvas
Choose View → Review changes to open the review surface in the work pane. The same review is available by opening Task tools, selecting Git, and choosing a changed file. Review appears beside the task as an Open surfaces tab, so the composer and task context remain available while the diff is inspected.
Read a diff
The Git panel groups Staged changes and Changes, also labeled Unstaged changes where appropriate. Selecting a file opens its diff with syntax-aware rendering, line numbers, hunk boundaries, and unified or split presentation. Additions and deletions include signs, gutters, and labels so meaning does not depend on color. Mark reviewed records the review acknowledgment for the displayed change. Inline comments and navigation controls keep questions attached to the relevant lines when those capabilities are available.
Partial or truncated evidence is identified in the review surface. A warning should be resolved or the source inspected before a change is treated as fully reviewed. Files can also be opened from the Files tab for surrounding context; the file view and the review diff serve different purposes.
Stage, commit, and push
The Git panel first reports repository state. A folder without Git offers Set up Git for this folder. A repository without a remote is labeled Local only and offers Publish to GitHub or Connect remote. After the repository state is ready, per-file Stage and Unstage actions prepare the intended set, and the Commit message field accepts a deliberate message. Generate commit message can propose text for review before the Commit button is selected.
More Git actions exposes separate operations such as Commit & push, Push, and Publish branch. Review does not commit or push automatically. Commit, Push, Merge, and Deploy remain separate decisions in the Code workflow.
Check from mobile
The paired mobile Work surfaces sheet can show Git status and diffs for a remote task. Desktop remains the place for repository mutation, including stage, commit, and push. Code files, Tasks, PC, and Troubleshooting cover related inspection and recovery paths.