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Every time someone opens a pull request (PR), Revyl can install that PR’s build on a live device, run through the changed flows, and post a verdict — passed, failed, or inconclusive — on the PR. Reviewers get a live look at whether the change actually works before they read a line of code.

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What You’ll See

Once it’s on, every PR with a build gets one comment that updates as new commits land (or, if you’ve configured it that way, the same block on the PR description instead). It includes:
  • A verdict per build target — Passed, Failed, or Inconclusive
    • Passed: The agent exercised the change on a device and saw the expected behavior.
    • Failed: The agent observed the app and the change looks broken (or a required check failed).
    • Inconclusive: Nothing useful was observed — for example the device never started, or setup blocked the run before the change could be exercised.
  • A short write-up of what was exercised and what the app did
  • Screenshots of the moments that matter
  • A link to the full session recording — no login required
  • A View proof logs link, so you can watch the device live while the run is in progress

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Getting Started

  1. Connect your repo via the Revyl GitHub App
  2. Turn on Proof of Changes through the dashboard or set pr_review.actions.proof_of_changes: true in a .revyl/config.yaml file within your repo
On your next pull request, Proof of Changes runs automatically. If you cannot install the Revyl GitHub App or you use a different SCM, you can use the Proof of Changes via Cursor Cloud guide to set up Proof of Changes without the App.

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Authentication and Session Prep

We recommend bypassing authentication so each run starts from a signed-in state. Set this up with the auth_bypass field in your config. To run a script before the device session starts — for example, seeding test data — use the before_session field.

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Advanced Configuration

You can set additional configuration parameters from the PR-review settings dashboard, or under pr_review.actions in .revyl/config.yaml. By default, proof runs execute on the Revyl agent. To follow a run as a Cursor Cloud Agent thread instead, connect a Cursor Cloud integration and set proof_harness to Cursor. See the full pr_review.actions field reference on the GitHub integration page.