AI change visualizations work hand-in-hand with intelligent file ordering. When cubic clusters related files into a logical change-set, it decides—on a per-group basis—whether an AI summary and visual diff will meaningfully speed up the review.
If the edits are straightforward, the group is shown without extra visuals to keep the page light; if the changes are dense or spread across several files, cubic adds the visualization automatically.
Each change group displays a compact card directly above its first file:
cubic doesn’t rely on hard line-count rules. Instead, it asks a simpler question for every group: “Would an extra explanation or diagram materially help the reviewer?”
Because the decision is heuristic, you might see a summary-only card in one group, a full summary + diagram in another, and no card at all for straightforward tweaks.
AI change visualizations work hand-in-hand with intelligent file ordering. When cubic clusters related files into a logical change-set, it decides—on a per-group basis—whether an AI summary and visual diff will meaningfully speed up the review.
If the edits are straightforward, the group is shown without extra visuals to keep the page light; if the changes are dense or spread across several files, cubic adds the visualization automatically.
Each change group displays a compact card directly above its first file:
cubic doesn’t rely on hard line-count rules. Instead, it asks a simpler question for every group: “Would an extra explanation or diagram materially help the reviewer?”
Because the decision is heuristic, you might see a summary-only card in one group, a full summary + diagram in another, and no card at all for straightforward tweaks.