CodeRabbit Agent for Discord

| CodeRabbit Agent for Discord brings CodeRabbit’s coding assistant into public Discord channels. Community members can ask CodeRabbit to investigate repository context, answer implementation questions, prepare code changes, and open pull requests from the conversation where maintainers are already coordinating work.

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Availability

During launch, access is available to selected open-source communities with a GitHub repository that has at least 1,000 stars. Enabled GitLab Self-Hosted organizations can also use CodeRabbit Agent for Discord. During this launch period, CodeRabbit Agent for Discord is unpaid, but usage is capped per user or organization. If your community reaches a cap, CodeRabbit may pause new Discord-initiated work until more usage is available.

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What you can do

• Ask questions about repository behavior, recent changes, or implementation options
• Turn a Discord discussion into an implementation plan
• Ask CodeRabbit to prepare a pull request after the community agrees on the direction
• Keep technical discussion in public community channels where maintainers and contributors can inspect the context

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Important limitations

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Manage Discord settings

After installation, the Discord settings area in the CodeRabbit dashboard is where authorized users manage the connected server and the surfaces CodeRabbit can use.

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How pull request authorship works

Pull requests opened from Discord use the connected user’s personal GitHub account or the credentials configured for the GitLab Self-Hosted organization and assigned scope. Before asking CodeRabbit to open a pull request, make sure the relevant account or credential can create branches and pull requests in the target repository.

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What’s next