Limn documentation
How to use Limn, screen by screen: what each page shows, what you can do there, and how it helps a developer or an engineering manager. Limn runs on your own computer; everything here is free for up to three people.
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The app
Open pull requestsEvery open pull request in the workspace, with what each one needs.3 pagesPendingEverything waiting on you or your workspace, ranked most actionable first.10 pagesThis SprintThe tracker's current sprint: themes, critical path, people and what merged.6 pagesTimelineEvery pull request over time, on one board.4 pagesDocs libraryReference documents for the workspace, and a chat that answers from them.5 pagesFeedOne stream of activity across every repository in the workspace.2 pagesReportsFlow metrics, Chronology, stories and AI usage for the workspace.5 pagesBots MonitoringMeasure and triage the review bots in the workspace.5 pagesThe pull request viewOne pull request, tab by tab.10 pages
AI features
AI reviewReviews by Claude, Codex or both, on your own subscription.12 pagesStory checksCheck a pull request against its ticket and your docs.4 pagesAI FixAn agent that fixes findings, failing checks and merge conflicts, in a sandbox.5 pagesImplement storyBuild a ticket from its story, in a sandbox, and push it as a pull request.4 pages