Git Diff View

Press Ctrl+G to open the git diff view. It shows a two-pane layout: changed files on the left, unified diff on the right. You can navigate the diff and add inline comments that get sent to the agent as a structured prompt.

Layout

┌─────────────────┬───────────────────────────┐
│  Changed Files   │  Unified Diff             │
│                  │                           │
│  ● src/main.rs   │  @@ -10,6 +10,8 @@       │
│    src/lib.rs    │   fn main() {             │
│    Cargo.toml    │  +    let config = ...     │
│                  │  +    setup(config);       │
│                  │       run();               │
│                  │   }                        │
│                  │                           │
├─────────────────┴───────────────────────────┤
│  > Comment input (when active)              │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Navigation

Key	Action
h / ←	Focus file list (left pane)
l / → or Enter	Focus diff (right pane)
j / ↓	Move down
k / ↑	Move up
g g	Jump to top
G	Jump to bottom
c	Add comment on current line
Enter	Submit all queued comments
r	Refresh the diff
Esc	Close git diff view

Inline comments

1. Navigate to a diff line you want to comment on
2. Press c to open the comment input
3. Type your comment and press Enter to queue it
4. Navigate to other lines and add more comments
5. Press Enter (when not in comment input) to submit all comments

All queued comments are sent as a single prompt to the agent, including the file path, line number, and surrounding diff context. This lets the agent understand exactly which changes you’re commenting on.

Use case

The git diff view is designed for reviewing agent-generated changes. After the agent modifies files, open the diff to:

• See exactly what changed
• Add targeted feedback on specific lines
• Request fixes to particular hunks without describing them in prose