Review

Paneflow's Diff view puts your branch diff and the agents reviewing it in the same workspace. Read every change, send it to one or several CLI agents, and compare their feedback without switching windows or branches.

It works for projects that live inside a Git repository. Open a project and select Diff in the sidebar to get started.

What the Diff view shows

The Diff view reflects the state of your Git branch, not just what an agent edited. It shows every file changed since the branch diverged from its base, uncommitted work included:

• Changes made by an agent
• Changes you made yourself
• Any other uncommitted changes in the repo

File headers stay pinned while you scroll, and syntax highlighting runs on Tree-sitter.

Open and navigate the Diff view

Open the Diff view from the sidebar or with Cmd/Ctrl+Shift+G. Once it's open:

• Scroll through hunks to compare additions and deletions.
• Toggle between a unified view and side by side.
• Pinned file headers keep your place while you scroll a long diff.

Compare branches without switching worktrees

You don't have to check branches out one at a time to read them:

• Project view shows the diff for your current task.
• Multi-project mode gathers your open repos into tabs.
• Worktree mode lines sibling branches up side by side, so you can read each one's progress at a glance.

Ask agents to review the diff

Every branch column has a Review button. Pick Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or Pi, and Paneflow opens that agent in a real terminal directly under the diff, already in the right directory.

• Paneflow stages the review prompt but never sends it without your approval — you read it before pressing Enter.
• The agent works through the diff and returns findings tied to specific files and lines.
• Launch a second agent and it gets a more skeptical framing, so you get a genuine second opinion instead of a near-identical echo of the first.
• Target a specific line or hunk and send it straight to an agent with a focused question.

See also

• Features — the full tour, including projects, worktrees, and per-thread agents.
• Get started — install Paneflow and open your first project.
• Keybindings — the default keymap and how to remap any action.