What does DiffExplain do?
It drafts a reading of a git diff you paste, plus a PR description for the reader you pick.
DiffExplain leest elke git-diff en legt uit wat er is gewijzigd en waarom, markeert risicovolle gebieden om te reviewen, en maakt een concept van een PR…
DiffExplain reads only the git diff you paste. It drafts a plain-English reading, a short risk note, and a PR description for a reviewer, a PM, or a junior. It does not clone a repository, open a pull request, or commit.
Typische route: 3 toetsbare stappen (invoer → genereren → review). Geen verzonnen gebruikersaantallen.
1. Paste the diff
Paste a git diff. DiffExplain does not open a repository.
2. Read the draft
A reading of the lines, a risk note if risk words appear, and a PR description for the reader you pick.
3. Copy it yourself
Nothing is committed. You paste the draft into your own pull request.
It drafts a reading of a git diff you paste, plus a PR description for the reader you pick.
You pick a code reviewer, a PM, or a junior. The wording changes. You still edit it.
A checklist may mark words such as auth, migration, or password if they appear in the paste. That is not a bug finder.
There is no repository connection. Any text diff you paste can be read. The product does not clone a repo.
No. It returns text. It does not open a pull request or commit.
As a cloud web app it is reachable from any country with internet access; there is no region lock by default.
Your diff is used only to produce the explanation and is not sold. Details are on our Privacy page.
Interface and reports are in English; diffs in other languages are explained where the underlying model understands them.