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Review threads
Comments pinned to lines of a diff, which you and your agents read, answer and resolve.
Where Titlebar › Git
Agents use it
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How it works
- Open a file's diff in the git view and press the + beside a line. Drag from it to take in several lines.
- Write the comment and press ⌘⏎, or Comment. Escape cancels.
- Hand the open threads to an agent with Review, at the head of the view, which counts them. Handoff to loop puts a prompt in a loop's message box and Handoff to agent pastes it into a running agent of the workspace, without sending it; Copy prompt for agents copies it.
- The agent reads the threads through Origami's MCP server, replies on them and resolves them. It can start threads of its own too.
- Open a thread to reply, Resolve it, or Reopen one that was resolved.
Good to know
- A thread follows its lines as the file is edited. When they are gone it says anchor lost, and can be removed.
- The titlebar's Git button and each file's sheet show how many threads are open.
- Threads belong to files under review: uncommitted, or changed by the branch. Once a file's changes are discarded or its branch is merged, its threads stop showing.
- A thread cannot be started on the Staged section.
Related
- Branch reviewEverything the current branch changes since it left its base, committed or not, as one diff.
- HandoffHand a card, your review comments or your annotations to a loop or an agent as a ready-made prompt.
- MCP serverThe way an agent works Origami the way you do, from opening a terminal to answering a review comment.