Prerequisites
- A repository connected through Review Setup
- Review view access to browse; resolving findings, applying fixes, and re-running reviews need Review edit access
Triage the Reviews list
Go to Review → Reviews. Four tabs bucket every MR/PR, each with a live count:
Each row shows the title, author, repository, MR/PR state, review verdict — Approved, Changes requested, In review, Review suggested, or Ignored — and how many findings (issues the review flagged for a human look) remain unresolved. Narrow the list by search text, repository, verdict, MR/PR state, review status, or author; your filters survive switching tabs.
Read a review
Open a row to see the review detail. The header carries the actions; the body splits into four tabs — Overview, Findings, Commits, and Changes — with a summary rail alongside.- Walkthrough — the reviewing agent’s narrative of what the change does and how it hangs together, on the Overview tab above the MR/PR description.
- Review summary — the verdict and finding counts, with a Rate this review row of 1–5 stars. Your rating is recorded against the review.
- Ticket compliance — when the review found a linked ticket through an extension, a verdict of Fully compliant, Partially compliant, or Not compliant against the ticket’s acceptance criteria, with the agent’s notes. The card appears only when a ticket was assessed.
Follow a running or stopped review
When you push commits during a running review, Review queues a follow-up for the newest push. Further pushes replace the queued update. The follow-up starts after the active review ends. A stopped or failed review can leave published findings visible as partial results. It has no completed summary or score. Use Re-run review to start again once the previous run has stopped.Judge the findings
The Findings tab lists every finding as an expandable card with its severity, location, and suggested fix.1
Vote on accuracy
Mark a finding accurate with a thumbs-up, or inaccurate with a thumbs-down. An inaccurate vote asks for a required note explaining what the finding got wrong — that note tunes future reviews for the repository. Voting accurate later clears the note.
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Apply or copy the fix
Apply fix commits the exact suggested change to the MR/PR source branch and marks the finding resolved. On providers where committing from CloudThinker is not available yet, the button is disabled — use Copy prompt to take the fix instruction to your own tools instead.
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Settle the finding
Mark resolved records the finding as settled — the same status the agent writes when it verifies a fix — and Reopen undoes it. Both need Review edit access.Success state: settled findings dim in the list, and the review’s unresolved count drops on the Reviews list.
Inspect the code
- Commits — the MR/PR’s commit history grouped by day. Select a commit to open its changes.
- Changes — the full diff with a file tree and search. Files with large diffs open collapsed; click a file header to expand it. After selecting a commit, a banner shows the Changes panel is scoped to that one commit — View all changes returns to the full diff.
Ask about a review
Ask CloudThinker in the header opens a chat drawer beside the review, in a conversation scoped to this MR/PR — separate from the agent’s own review thread. From a finding card, Ask seeds the drawer with that finding’s details for a focused answer. The composer shows the scope as locked context chips — a repository chip with a branch picker, and finding chips labeled “Chat is scoped to this finding”. A locked chip cannot be removed, which is why the agent stays on this review instead of wandering off-scope.Re-run and fix from the header
Re-run review shows why it is unavailable — for example while a review is already running — and stays visible but disabled on merged MR/PRs. Users with view-only access see neither re-run nor autofix.
Next steps
Mention Commands
Trigger the same actions from MR/PR comments on your provider
Extensions
Link issue trackers so reviews check ticket compliance
Learnings
Turn recurring resolved findings into repository rules
Review Insights
Track review coverage, recurring findings, and trends