Quickstart

Arrange your first pull request in about five minutes.

#1. Sign in

Open https://logikflow.yemzikk.in and choose Sign in with GitHub. LogiKFlow reads pull requests through your GitHub account, so you see exactly what you can see on GitHub.

#2. Install the app for private repositories

Public repositories work right away. For a private repository, the LogiKFlow GitHub App must be installed on the account or organization that owns it:

1. Open the install page, linked from your dashboard as Install LogiKFlow.
2. Choose the account or organization.
3. Pick All repositories or only the ones you want.

Organization owners may need to approve the installation. The app asks for read access to code and pull requests, plus write access to pull requests so it can post the review link as a comment.

#3. Open a pull request

On your dashboard, paste a pull request link such as https://github.com/acme/app/pull/123. Or take any pull request URL and replace https://github.com with https://logikflow.yemzikk.in:

https://github.com/acme/app/pull/123
https://logikflow.yemzikk.in/acme/app/pull/123

LogiKFlow redirects that to the review page at https://logikflow.yemzikk.in/r/acme/app/pull/123. Tabs such as /files or /commits at the end of the URL are fine. The same works for a repository (https://logikflow.yemzikk.in/acme/app), which lists its pull requests.

You see the changed files in alphabetical order, like GitHub, until someone saves an order.

#4. Arrange it

You need write access to the repository.

By hand: choose Arrange files. Drag files by the handle, or use the arrows, into reading order. Add sections with Add section, and add notes and checklist items where they help. Choose Save order. See Arranging a pull request.

With your agent: connect LogiKFlow to Claude Code or another MCP client once:

claude mcp add --transport http logikflow https://logikflow.yemzikk.in/mcp

Then, in the repository's checkout, ask:

Arrange PR #123 in LogiKFlow in logical order.

See Arrange with AI agents.

#5. Share it

Use Copy link, or Post to PR to add a comment on the pull request with the link and the section list. Reviewers open the link, sign in, and follow the order. See Reviewing a pull request.