Review agent-sized pull requests without drowning.
Agents write fast. Reviewing is where the time goes. Workbench reads the pull request with you, ranks what matters, compares fixes, sends the work back to the agent, and checks that every issue was really closed. Nothing is posted to GitHub until you click.
Understand the change
Workbench reads the pull request with you and puts the most serious issues first, so you know exactly where to look.
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Findings, ranked
The agent reads the whole pull request and ranks each issue P0, P1, or P2, so the serious ones come first.
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A guided walkthrough
Step through the change in story order, or riskiest first, with diagrams and code excerpts along the way.
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Ask about any step
Ask why something changed. The agent answers with file and line references, and you can turn its answer into a comment.
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Check it against your criteria
Paste your acceptance criteria. Each one comes back as met, partly met, or missing, with evidence.
Compare fixes before you choose one
For any finding, the agent lays out two or three genuinely different fixes, with the effort, the risk, and what each one changes. It never touches the code while you decide.
Then you decide
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Choose a path
Pick the fix you want and add a note on why.
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Explore further
Dig deeper into an option, or ask for a different approach.
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Park it as known debt
Leave it for now on purpose, with a note on what it costs. Your decision stays with the review.
Act on it
Post the comments you agree with, send the rest back to the agent, then approve and merge from the same screen.
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Post when you're ready
Post one finding, a selection, or all of them as comments. The agent drafts; you decide what goes up.
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Fix it in a session
Send findings and open threads to the agent as a numbered checklist on the pull request's branch. It commits the fixes but never pushes without you.
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Approve, request changes, merge
Submit your review and merge from the same screen.
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Review from Slack
Run a review, see the findings, comment, resolve threads, or send fixes to a session from Slack. Anything that posts asks you to confirm first.
Check it was really fixed
After new commits land, re-check every earlier finding, open comment thread, and review summary. Each one comes back with a clear status and the next step.
Replies written for you
For each open thread, the agent drafts a reply that explains what changed. Edit it, approve it, or dismiss it.
Resolve in one go
Reply to and resolve every fixed thread in a single step.
Spot what's new
Issues that appeared since the last check are marked New.
Built for big changes
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Stacks as one review
Review a series of related pull requests as one change. Comments land on the PR that owns each line; approve or merge the whole stack at once.
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Full system review
Bring in up to four connected repos and your project map, and catch changes that would break something elsewhere.
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Review your own session
Before you open a pull request, see every change the agent made and why, and run a quality check against the plan.
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Many angles at once
Run a Mesh code review or security audit and get findings from several angles in one pass.
Review faster without missing what matters.
Download Workbench and open your next pull request in the review bench.