Agents

Review feedback normally ends with someone copying comments into a chat window and re-explaining context the reviewer already wrote down. Your comments are already anchored to specific code, so Assert sends them straight to a coding agent.

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Connecting a provider

Agents live in your workspace’s integration settings. Each one takes an API key. Connected agents show as Active, and you can swap the key or disconnect at any time. A workspace-owned integration is available to every member. A personal one is only yours.

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Sending comments to an agent

Select the threads you want acted on, then pick an agent from Send prompt to. You can add your own instructions before sending. Shortcuts follow the order agents appear in the dropdown:

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What the agent receives

Assert sends a text prompt containing the pull request URL, the branch name, the comments you selected, and anything you typed in the box. It tells the agent to check out that branch and push its commits back to it. The agent reads the code from your repository using its own credentials, so it sees whatever that key grants it. Assert does not ship the diff or your repository contents to the provider.

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Runs

A run is recorded the moment you trigger it, before the agent has pushed anything, and shows its status, the prompt it was given, and a link to the provider’s own view. When an agent is already working on a pull request, Assert continues that run rather than starting a second one. It keeps the context, and it stops two agents pushing to the same branch. Once a run has finished or expired, sending to that agent starts a fresh one. The agent’s commits land on the branch and get reviewed like anything else.