kluster.ai: Unfold

Get a clean, unfolded view of any GitHub PR inline, or open the full Unfold experience in one click.

kluster.ai: Unfold - read any GitHub PR like a book, right inside GitHub Stop trying to understand pull requests from raw diffs. kluster.ai: Unfold adds a native tab directly into GitHub's pull request navigation, turning any PR into a clear, readable story — with chapters, author notes, and narrative structure that make even the most complex changes easy to follow. How it works When you open any GitHub pull request, a new "kluster.ai" tab appears alongside the familiar Conversation, Commits, Files Changed, and Checks tabs. Click it, and an Unfold review panel opens inline - full-width, anchored below the nav bar, seamlessly integrated into the page. Instead of a wall of diffs, you get a structured narrative: chapters that walk you through what changed and why, and author notes that explain the reasoning behind decisions. When you're done, switch back to any other GitHub tab and the panel disappears cleanly. Prefer the full experience? The panel includes a direct link to open the PR in unfold.kluster.ai, where you get the complete Unfold interface with all its features. Why Unfold? Code review shouldn't feel like archaeology. Thousands of lines of diff, no narrative, no context - just raw changes scattered across dozens of files. Unfold transforms a PR into a storytelling experience: instead of jumping between files and piecing together intent, you read the change the way its author experienced writing it. Complex PRs that would normally take an hour to untangle become clear in minutes. It's not a better diff view — it's a completely different way to understand code. Key features - Adds a kluster.ai tab to every GitHub PR page automatically - Opens the Unfold review inline — no new tabs, no context switching - Navigate changes as chapters with author notes and narrative context - Matches GitHub's native tab styling, light and dark mode included - One-click access to the full unfold.kluster.ai experience - Works on all public and private GitHub repositories - Zero configuration required