Changes

An agent says it’s done. Changes is where you find out what it actually did.

Open it from any session for the full diff of that working directory: files changed, added, removed, with proper syntax highlighting rather than a wall of grey. On the desktop app it docks beside the transcript, so you can read the reasoning and the result together.

Shipping it

Once the diff looks right:

• Commit — write a message, or leave it empty and let an agent write one from the diff.
• Push — to origin.
• Commit & push — both, in one go.
• Create PR — opens the pull request.

Committing straight onto main or master asks first. Not forbidden, just confirmed — on a shared branch that’s almost never what you meant, and it’s an easy thing to fire off one-handed.

Reading a long diff

Very large diffs are truncated rather than choked on. If you need the whole thing, it’s on the machine where the work happened.

When there’s nothing to see

A session with no working-directory changes shows nothing here — the agent may have only read files, or answered a question. Sessions whose worktree has since been deleted keep their transcript, but there’s no diff left to read.