Navigate to Projects and open an existing project, or create a new one.

Ensure that at least one repository is already added to the project.

From the project tools, click Add Repository.

In the popup window, you can:

• Add a public repository using a repository URL
• Select an existing GitHub organization account
• Click Scan Repo to list all repositories under the selected GitHub account
• Search and select the repository you want to use

Open K-Diff from the project tools.

• Select a Base Branch, which acts as the main or reference branch
• Select a Compare Branch, which is the branch you want to analyze against the base

After selecting the branches:

1. Enter a name for the K-Diff session (use a meaningful name based on the use case)
2. Click Create K-Diff

Once processing is complete, you will see a Completed status label.

Click the arrow icon in the top-right corner to return to the project page.

Then click New Session to start a fresh chat session.

In the chat input box, type @kdiff.

A list of all available K-Diff sessions will appear.

Select the required K-Diff session from the list.

Once a K-Diff session is selected, you can ask questions such as:

• “What changes were introduced in this branch?”
• “Which files were modified?”
• “What code changes could have caused this bug?”
• “Summarize the differences between these branches”

Kavia will analyze the selected K-Diff and respond with structured, context-aware answers.