# FAQ

## Does LogiKFlow replace GitHub reviews?

No. Comments, approvals and merging stay on GitHub. LogiKFlow changes the order you read the files in and adds the author's context and checklists.

## Do reviewers need to do anything to see the order?

They open the LogiKFlow link and sign in with GitHub. There's nothing to install. For private repositories, the app must already be installed on the owning account or organization.

## Who can change the order?

Anyone with write access to the repository. Everyone who can read the repository can see it.

## What happens when I push new commits?

Files you placed keep their positions. New files appear at the end under **Not in the saved order**, and removed files disappear. A file you marked as viewed becomes unviewed if it changes. Ask your agent to re-arrange, or place the new files by hand.

## Does it work with GitHub Enterprise or GitLab?

Not yet. LogiKFlow works with github.com.

## Which AI agents work with it?

Any agent that supports remote MCP servers with OAuth, including Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf and others. See [Arrange with AI agents](/docs/agents).

## Does the agent send my code to LogiKFlow?

No. The agent sends only the reading order: file paths, section titles, notes and checklist items. Your code stays between your agent, your machine and GitHub.

## Is there a limit on pull request size?

GitHub returns at most 3,000 changed files for a pull request, and omits the diff for very large or binary files. LogiKFlow shows a warning when files are missing, and a link to GitHub for files without a diff.

## Is it free?

Yes. LogiKFlow is free during early access. Paid plans may come later, and they'll be announced before anything changes.