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Guided Review
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Introduction

Guided Review turns a GitHub pull request into an ordered walkthrough — schema first, then logic, call-sites, and tests — so you can review with intent instead of scrolling a raw diff.

What is Guided Review?

Guided Review is a Chrome extension for GitHub pull requests. On a PR page it adds a Start Guided Review button. When you start a review, the extension:

  1. Reads the PR’s unified diff (fetched through the extension’s background worker)
  2. Sends that diff to your configured AI provider (Anthropic, OpenAI, or Grok)
  3. Turns the response into a sequence of review units — logical groups of hunks with short commentary
  4. Shows those units in an overlay so you can step through the change set in a sensible order

You stay on GitHub. Your API key stays in the extension. The model plans structure and commentary; the code you see always comes from the real parsed diff. For what leaves your machine, see Privacy & data.

What you'll find here

Getting started

Setup

Product

Help & trust

  • Troubleshooting — common failures and fixes
  • FAQ — free, tracking, what the AI does and doesn’t do
  • Privacy & data — what leaves your machine and what doesn’t

Quick start

  1. Install the extension.
  2. Open the options page and configure a provider.
  3. Open any GitHub pull request and click Start Guided Review.
  4. Step through the plan — see Your first review for details.
  5. Optionally draft line comments and submit a review (needs GitHub connected).
Note

Open source. Guided Review is Apache-2.0. Source and issues live on GitHub. Stuck? Start with the FAQ or Troubleshooting.