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Sara Verdi · 2025-11-20 · via Graphite blog

Say hello to the new PR page!

The new PR page is our biggest redesign yet: rebuilt from the ground up to make reviews faster, clearer, and more focused. Here’s what’s new (and why you’ll love it):

🧭 Key details surfaced upfront.

Your PR’s status, checks, reviewers, and metadata are now displayed right at the top. You can see everything you need at a glance, reducing the time spent scanning or scrolling for context.

📁 Files to the left, versions above

Navigation has been restructured to match how developers actually review code. The file tree now sits to the left of your diff for quick scanning and one-click navigation. Versions appear above the diff, making it easier to move across iterations. Press F to collapse or expand the file tree—even when collapsed, a mini-tree keeps you oriented.

📝 Rich text editor for descriptions and comments

PR descriptions and comments now support rich text editing. Hit /  to quickly insert structured content, and the formatting toolbar (which appears when you highlight text) to style your message with bold, italics, links, and more.

⚡ Resolve conflicts instantly with Action Cards

Action Cards surface the status of your PR in real time. If you’re the author, you can resolve issues in a single click. Each card opens Agent Chat to help you fix your problems instantly.

🧹 A cleaner, more focused diff view

Comments sit to the right of your code, giving you a streamlined, uninterrupted diff you can read straight through.

🔄 Start reviews as you scroll

You can now begin a review from anywhere on the page. There’s no need to scroll back to the top; simply move through your changes naturally and start reviewing when it makes sense.

🛠️ View job details in a few clicks

A single panel now shows your CI summary, logs, and job details — making it easier to scan everything without digging through layers of UI.


This redesign focuses on both clarity and efficiency. By removing visual clutter, simplifying navigation, and aligning layout with developer habits, the new PR page helps you move through reviews faster—and with more confidence.

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