Guided review
The review workspace has three coordinated panels:
- Chapters and progress organize the pull request into reviewable concerns and record where you are.
- Code and diffs show the real changed files and surrounding source for the exact revision.
- Evidence and decisions collect facts, inferences, risks, related tests, unknowns, suggested questions, and your notes.
Selecting an evidence reference navigates to its validated file and line range. This keeps the analysis beside the code that supports—or fails to support—it.
Chapter status
Section titled “Chapter status”Update each chapter as you work. ReviewArc persists review progress across restarts, so you can leave a large review and resume without reconstructing your place.
Private notes
Section titled “Private notes”Notes are local and private. They are not GitHub comments and are never published automatically. Use them to capture questions, decisions, or follow-up context while moving through the review.
Tests and questions
Section titled “Tests and questions”Related tests are references discovered in the reviewed change, not proof that the test suite passed. ReviewArc does not execute project tests. Suggested reviewer questions are prompts for investigation; they are not findings by themselves.