> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sourcery.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Review your code in the IDE

Run a Sourcery review on the code you're working on, read the findings inline, and apply a fix.

## Run a review and apply a fix


    <Step title="Pick what to review">
        In the Sourcery panel, choose a comparison mode.

        - **Review current file** reviews the file you're in.
        - **Compare with HEAD** reviews your branch against its last commit.
        - **Compare with `<branch>`** reviews it against another branch.
    </Step>

    <Step title="Click Review My Code">
        Click **Review My Code** and wait for Sourcery to publish its findings.
    </Step>

    <Step title="Read findings inline">
        Findings appear as diagnostics on the lines they touch, the same way your linter's warnings
        do. Open one to see the explanation and a suggested fix.
    </Step>

    <Step title="Apply a fix">
        Where Sourcery suggests a change, use the **Apply fix** action on the finding (the code
        action reads **Sourcery - Apply fix**) to write it into your code. You can resolve a finding
        without applying it if you'd rather handle it yourself.
    </Step>



> [**Review Settings**](https://app.sourcery.ai/dashboard/review-settings) governs IDE reviews
>     too, including the review rules and path filters.

## Recipes

The Sourcery panel also runs these recipes:

- Generate Diagram
- Generate Tests
- Generate Docstrings
- Explain Code

Chat has its own view in the panel, for free-form questions about your code.

## What's next