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Initial Setup

1

Sign up with your Git platform

Use your existing GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, or Bitbucket account to create your CodeRabbit account. No credit card required!
2

Add your repositories

Add repositories that CodeRabbit should review. You control exactly which repos have access. For detailed instructions, choose your Git platform below.

GitHub.com

Public or private GitHub repositories

GitHub Enterprise Server

GitHub integration for enterprise teams

GitLab.com

Integrate with cloud GitLab.com

Self-managed GitLab

Connect your self-hosted GitLab instance

Azure DevOps

Seamless integration with Microsoft Azure DevOps

Bitbucket Cloud

AI code reviews for your Bitbucket Cloud repositories

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What’s Next

You’re all set! Here’s what you can do now:

Pull Request Reviews

Open a pull request and get actionable AI feedback within minutes.

IDE & CLI Reviews

Review uncommitted changes in VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf, or from the command line.

Coding Plans

Comment @coderabbitai plan on any issue to generate a detailed coding plan grounded in your codebase.
CodeRabbit provides highly valuable feedback right from the start, but you can get even more by explaining your team standards, code style agreements and project specifics.Explore language-specific examples and hands-on guide to make yourself familiar with most important features and settings.

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Want a guided walkthrough?

New to CodeRabbit? Follow our Hands-on Guide to explore key features step-by-step using a test repository. You’ll learn how to:
  • See CodeRabbit perform an automated code review
  • Chat with CodeRabbit about its feedback
  • Generate code improvements automatically

Start the Hands-on Guide

A step-by-step walkthrough of CodeRabbit’s core features