Assert breaks pull requests down into a structure easier to review.
We catch code moves and refactors to reduce noise. When a block disappears in one file and re-appears in another, Assert links the two sides and shows similarity so you can stop reading the same code twice. This feature is particularly useful for catching the needle in a haystack of mostly non-functional changes.
Send any review comments straight to background agents to apply changes, or copy a framed prompt to paste into the assistant you already use. This is a great flow for when you want more control than full automation but need a more ergonomic experience than GitHub has to offer.
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When the PR moves underneath your in-progress comments, Assert rebases them to the latest commit. When there is a genuine conflict, we provide a guided flow.
Get a focused view of only what changed since your last look. When a PR gets new commits, toggle a per-file delta view so you only re-review the lines that actually moved. Prior changes stay subtly highlighted for context.
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