Start from the pull request that needs your attention. In Launchpad, find PRs waiting for review and select Review to open them directly in GitKraken Code Review. Before digging into individual lines, establish the scope of the change: what the PR is trying to accomplish, who authored it, which branches are involved, how large the change is, and the conversation surrounding it.

Move through the changed files using GitKraken Code Review’s diff instead of treating every line as equally important. The Powerful Diff Viewer helps reduce distraction from formatting and mechanical changes, clearly visualizes moved code, and makes meaningful logic changes easier to identify. Mark files as viewed as you work through the PR so you can systematically separate what you’ve reviewed from what still needs attention.

Open the AI Panel when you need help understanding the PR and deciding whether it’s ready to move forward. Use Analysis to summarize the change and surface key insights, Chat to ask follow-up questions about implementation, risk, or intent, and Info to check mergeability, unresolved conflicts, pending reviews, and CI/CD status.

Together, these views help you understand what changed, where deeper review is needed, and whether anything still blocks the PR from merging, without reconstructing that context across separate tools.

With the changes understood and merge readiness visible, make the review decision yourself. Leave inline or overall comments, request changes when something needs another pass, manage reviewers or assignees, and approve the pull request when you’re confident it’s ready. GitKraken Code Review keeps the review workflow connected to GitHub, so your decision and feedback remain part of the pull request instead of living in a separate AI review system.

You have seen the workflow, now choose the tools that make it repeatable. Kepler keeps agent sessions organized around the task, GitKraken Desktop gives you visual control of branches, commits, pull request prep, and conflicts, and GitLens brings code history and authorship into your IDE. Start with the tool that matches how you work today, or use GitKraken Pro at 60% off to bring the full plan-to-main workflow together under one subscription.

You have seen the workflow, now choose the tools that make it repeatable. Kepler keeps agent sessions organized around the task, GitKraken Desktop gives you visual control of branches, commits, pull request prep, and conflicts, and GitLens brings code history and authorship into your IDE. Start with the tool that matches how you work today, or use GitKraken Pro at 60% off to bring the full plan-to-main workflow together under one subscription.