Your own Flight Plan

A pull request you opened, or a branch with your last commit on it, opens on the author’s page. There you shape the Flight Plan for your reviewers, yourself or with your agent’s explanations.

Open it

Open it from the home page, or use Create Flight Plan on the repository’s line and pick the pull request or branch. The page shows what the change touches and the branch it’s compared with. Create Review Artifact builds the review from the code, as it does for any review, and the header says Your Flight Plan. The dialog that asks your agent to explain the review opens here too.

Edit it

On the author’s page every part can be edited:

• Segments: their labels, their files and their order.
• Context: the text, with links to code.
• Trace Diagram: its cards, lines, title and description.
• Blast Diagram: the impact of each file.
• Code Walkthrough: the waypoints, the files and their order. Write description (C) opens a waypoint’s form, with its title, its explanation, the Core change mark and additional context for your reviewers. Select code and pick Highlight this change as Must-read for reviewers to point your reviewers at it. See Must-read.

Findings come from your agent and aren’t edited here.

Mark it as complete

Mark as complete finishes the Flight Plan. For a branch, Flight Plan asks which of your open pull requests it belongs to, and moves it there. Complete without a pull request keeps it on the branch.

Once it’s complete, Share puts it in the pull request description or publishes it as a Claude artifact.