Review changes
git diff, on your phone · Termary Pro
See exactly what an agent changed — branch, file list, and the full diff — before you tell it to commit. Straight from the couch.
An agent says it's done — but done what, exactly? Tap Review changes on any agent and the phone shows the working tree of that terminal's repo: the branch, a GitHub-style file list, and the full colored diff. Read it on the couch, then tell the agent to commit — or to fix line 42 first.
What you see
- Branch & status — where the repo is and how many files are dirty.
- File list — added / modified / renamed / deleted, each with its +/− line counts.
- The unified diff — syntax-colored, per file, with untracked files listed too.
- Commit history — a Commits tab with recent commits; tap one for its files and patch.
- Expand context — open more lines around a hunk when you need the surrounding code.
- Line notes — long-press any line in the working-tree diff to attach a comment, and keep reading.
How it works
- Open an agent from the Terminals tab.
- Tap the ⋯ menu → Review changes (the ± icon).
- Skim the file list; tap a file to jump to its diff.
- Reply to the agent right from the same screen — "ship it" or "revert the config change".
Send line notes
Reviewing like a pull request? Long-press a line to leave a note — "rename this", "why not a guard clause?" — and keep skimming. A bar counts your notes; tap Send to agent and they arrive in the agent's composer as one structured prompt (file, line, and your comment per note), ready to submit. The same flow lives on the Mac in the Git panel's Changes tab.
Everything runs as git on your Mac, in that terminal's
working directory — the diff rides your token-gated connection and never touches
a third-party server. Huge diffs are truncated at 256 KB to stay snappy.
Review changes is part of the iPhone companion, a Termary Pro feature.
Not what you were after? Browse the manual or email us.