Reviews
Track merge requests and CI checks for repositories your workspace connects to GitLab or GitHub.
Reviews
Reviews (/reviews) is Pulse's merge-request inbox — see open reviews, inspect diffs, and follow CI checks without leaving the product.
Reviews requires the reviews workspace capability. If Reviews is missing from the sidebar, ask a workspace admin to enable it under Settings → Features → Reviews.
What Reviews shows
The Reviews page uses a split-pane inbox:
- List — merge requests you can access through connected repositories
- Detail — title, description, diff context, and check status
Pulse loads review data through connected development integrations — not by guessing repository access from issue links alone.
Checks
For GitHub Actions workflows, Pulse can surface:
- Check name and conclusion
- Workflow steps and job status
- Links to logs when the integration provides them
Third-party checks and legacy commit statuses show name, conclusion, and external links — not full workflow detail.
Guided review walkthroughs (when guided reviews is enabled) generate AI summaries on supported merge requests.
Personal vs workspace
- Reviews inbox — workspace capability; repository grants decide which rows you see
- Code & reviews settings — personal defaults at
Settings → Code & reviews(editor and tooling preferences)
Configure repository connections under Settings → Integrations (workspace managers).
Relationship to issues
Development links on issues can reference branches and merge requests. Reviews is the dedicated surface for reviewing code — use issue links for tracking delivery, Reviews for reading the change.
Permissions
You need read access to reviews for repositories granted to you. Creating comments or actions on the provider may require additional permissions on the Git host.
Next
- Integrations — MCP for agents (separate from Reviews)
- Issues — development links on issues
- Account — Code & reviews personal settings
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