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Sometimes Ellipsis will suggest changes to a pull request. If you agree with the changes, you can accept the commit directly from the GitHub UI, without needing to open your IDE.

You can also leave comments on a pull request to have Ellipsis make a change to it. For example, you might leave a comment like “@ellipsis add docstrings to all functions in this pull request”. By default, Ellipsis will generate a new branch, commit the changes, and open a pull request, but you can configure it to commit directly to the pull request.

You can leave comments directly on a line of code or on the entire pull request, but you will need to tag Ellipsis properly.