CodeRabbit
AI code review and change management for pull requests.
Linked from coderabbit.ai · checked 29 Oct
- Tool type
- AI code review and change management
- Made for
- Developers and engineering teams
- Runs on
- Git providers, CLI and IDE extensions
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What it does
CodeRabbit takes in pull requests, repository code, and linked context such as issues and Slack conversations, then produces AI code reviews with inline comments and suggested fixes. Its pull request review covers a plain-language summary and walkthrough, a Change Stack view of large diffs, and findings ranked by severity. Teams can also run reviews from the CLI or an IDE extension before a PR is opened.
People typically use it to review each PR automatically, prioritize an open-PR queue by risk and value, and check changes against team standards with pre-merge checks. Distinct features include learnings captured from prior PRs and feedback, Blast Radius and architecture impact views, and CodeRabbit Security scans for vulnerabilities, secrets, and dependencies.
CodeRabbit suits engineering teams using supported Git providers, with additional governance and deployment choices for enterprises. A 14-day trial is available, and qualified public open-source repositories receive free review. Paid seats count developers who create pull requests. Plan limits, optional continued-review charges and separately metered agents affect cost. Teams should review suggested fixes and retain human oversight, especially for security-sensitive changes and repository-wide refactoring.
What it can do
- Automated AI code review on every pull request with inline comments and one-click fixes
- Change Stack and semantic diff views that explain large changes
- Triage: prioritized PR queue ranked by value, urgency, and risk
- Pre-merge checks and post-merge actions to enforce standards and follow-up work
- CodeRabbit Security scans for vulnerabilities, secrets, and dependency issues
- CodeRabbit Engineer agent for coding tasks and automations via Slack
Works with
- GitHub
- GitLab
- Azure DevOps
- Bitbucket
- Jira
- Linear
- Slack
- Discord
- VS Code
- Cursor
Example workflows
- Automated PR review
- Illustrative example. Input: a new pull request on a connected repository. Steps: CodeRabbit reads the diff and repository context, runs analysis, and posts comments. Output: inline review comments with severity and suggested one-click fixes.
- Pre-commit review in the CLI
- Illustrative example. Input: uncommitted local changes. Steps: run the CodeRabbit CLI from the terminal or a coding agent. Output: review feedback before the change is pushed or opened as a PR.
Before you choose
- Continued reviews beyond hourly allowances require opt-in and have spending controls.
- Agent minutes, security scanning and advanced workflow features have separate terms.
- Evaluate suggested fixes and retain human review for consequential changes.
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Get started
Sign up with a Git platform account; 14-day trial listed on the pricing page.
- Sign up at the CodeRabbit app using a GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, or Bitbucket account.
- Connect the repositories you want reviewed and install the app on them.
- Optionally install the IDE extension or CLI and connect Jira or Linear for issue context.
Plans and prices
Prices in USDEssentials is $30/developer/month on monthly billing or $24/month billed annually; Team is $60 monthly or $48/month annually. Advanced is displayed at $72/month billed annually. Seats count developers creating pull requests. Continued reviews beyond hourly allowances are optional at $0.25/reviewed file with spending controls. On-demand agent work is separately metered at $0.40/minute. A 14-day trial and qualified public open-source access are distinct from paid private-repository plans.
- AI reviews for PRs, CLI, and IDE
- Pre-merge checks and one-click fixes
- Triage and expanded Change Stack
- Unit test generation and post-merge actions
14-day free trial.
Source: coderabbit.ai/pricing, checked 29 Oct 2026. Prices can change; check before you buy.
Sources for this overview
Product pages, documentation, and pricing checked 29 Oct 2026. Each source supports part of the overview; availability and prices can change.
- CodeRabbit | Governance & Control for Agentic Development ↗www.coderabbit.ai
- CodeRabbit Pricing | AI Code Review Plans ↗www.coderabbit.ai
- CodeRabbit Docs | Agentic Change Management ↗docs.coderabbit.ai
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