GitHub-native AI reviewer that reads diffs, leaves line-by-line comments, and suggests fixes. Catches bugs, security issues, and style drift before a human looks at the PR.
Review status on GitHub now appears as a CodeRabbit check run showing each review stage, duration, and skipped/rate-limited reviews. The check provides more visibility into the review process while maintaining backward compatibility with required checks and allowing reversion to commit status.
The sidebar now organizes findings and nitpicks in separate groups by file, improving readability. The redesigned Review view keeps the base branch and previous reviews visible, and Fix with AI can hand off issues and nitpicks together. This improves the code review workflow directly in the editor.
CodeRabbit reviews now report as check runs instead of commit status, showing each review stage and its duration. The check displays skipped and rate-limited reviews appropriately. This integrates more clearly with GitHub's merge protection rules and provides better visibility into review progress.
The IDE extension sidebar now displays findings and nitpicks in separate sections grouped by file. Fix with AI can hand off issues, nitpicks, or both together. The Review view keeps the base branch and earlier reviews visible for easier comparison.
Review status changed from a commit status to a check run that lists each review stage, duration, and skipped or rate-limited reviews. Existing required checks named CodeRabbit continue to work, with an option to revert to commit status.
The IDE extension now groups findings and nitpicks separately by file in a redesigned sidebar, making review results easier to navigate. The Fix with AI feature can automatically handoff and resolve selected issues, while improved review views help track base branch context and previous reviews.
CodeRabbit reviews now appear as a GitHub check run instead of a commit status, displaying each review stage, duration, and skipped/rate-limited reviews. This integrates more cleanly with other CI checks and provides better visibility into review progress.
Delta Deep Scans analyze only changed code to refresh security coverage between full scans. For GitHub repositories, coverage automation runs a delta when verified coverage drops below target, enabling faster security feedback without full re-scans.
Delta Deep Scans check only changed code between full scans to refresh security coverage. For GitHub repositories, coverage automation automatically runs delta scans when coverage drops below your target. This enables continuous security monitoring without the cost of full rescans.
Deep Scans can now check only changed code to reduce scan time and cost while keeping security coverage current. For GitHub repositories, automation automatically runs delta scans when coverage drops below your target, enabling continuous incremental security verification.
