What the Agent can do
- Investigate — Browse repository context, trace features across merged PRs and issues, and cross-reference data from connected tools like Sentry, Datadog, or Linear.
- Plan — Generate a structured Coding Plan from a conversation thread and hand it off to a coding agent like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.
- Act — After the team agrees on a direction, ask CodeRabbit to prepare and open a pull request that incorporates the full conversation context.
- Automate — Schedule recurring tasks or trigger work from matching messages, so investigations and summaries run without manual prompting.
Available platforms
CodeRabbit Agent is available on two messaging platforms, targeting different audiences:| Agent for Slack | Agent for Discord | |
|---|---|---|
| Audience | Engineering teams and organizations | Open-source communities |
| Repositories | Any repositories connected to the workspace | Public GitHub repositories with ≥ 1,000 stars |
| Availability | Early Access | Limited Availability |
| Billing | Billed separately by agent minutes | Unpaid during launch, with usage caps |
| Pull request authorship | Workspace-connected GitHub account | Personal GitHub account of the connected user |
What’s next
Agent for Slack
Set up CodeRabbit Agent in your Slack workspace and start investigating, planning, and opening pull requests from Slack threads.
Agent for Discord
Bring CodeRabbit into your open-source community’s Discord server to investigate and contribute from public channels.