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CodeRabbit Agent is an AI agent for your entire SDLC right in Slack. Investigate issues, generate implementation plans, discuss requirements with colleagues, pull in context from tools like Linear or Figma, and ask CodeRabbit to open a pull request — all from the channel or thread where the conversation is already happening, or in a direct conversation through the CodeRabbit Slack app. Context carries over between messages, durable facts are saved for future conversations, and every run can be reviewed after the fact.
CodeRabbit application for Slack uses AI (Large Language Models) to generate responses, which may occasionally be inaccurate. Verify important information independently because responses do not constitute professional advice. Some features, including the AI Agent/Assistant, require a paid Slack plan and may not be available on free plans.

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What you can do

CodeRabbit Agent covers the full arc from investigation through implementation. Here are some of the things your team can do without leaving Slack.
Ask the Agent to explore your codebase, review merged PRs and design documents, and surface the approach your team already follows. Once the investigation is complete, the Agent can suggest changes and open a pull request, all within the same Slack thread.
Slack conversation where a developer asks CodeRabbit how rate limiting was handled on an existing endpoint, CodeRabbit finds the pattern across merged PRs and ADRs, recommends a lower default for the new endpoint, and opens a pull request after approval

CodeRabbit Agent investigates existing codebase, suggests a configuration, and opens a pull request, all from a single Slack thread

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Core Concepts

The agent pulls your org’s context together, across every tool and team conversation, into one place.
  • Code · The repositories, recent changes, and opened PRs.
  • Tickets · Jira, Linear, or wherever your team tracks work.
  • Docs · Notion pages, Confluence wikis, internal runbooks.
  • Monitoring · Datadog, PostHog, Sentry, and your observability stack.
  • Cloud · AWS, GCP, and the infra that runs under it all.
Set up external tools and APIs through Connections.

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Billing

CodeRabbit Agent is billed separately from CodeRabbit review subscriptions. Your CodeRabbit plan covers pull request reviews, IDE and CLI reviews, and related features. CodeRabbit Agent usage is measured in agent minutes, the actual runtime each Agent run spends working, and is billed independently. Agent billing resolves to a canonical billing subject: the workspace for supported cloud providers, with an organization-level fallback when no workspace exists. Slack and Discord connected to that subject share one paid Agent entitlement and one Agent-minute pool. This means:
  • A CodeRabbit Essentials, Team, Advanced, or Enterprise subscription does not include Agent usage.
  • Agent charges are based on accumulated agent minutes, not on the number of seats or reviews in your CodeRabbit plan.
  • You can use Agent without a paid CodeRabbit review plan, and vice versa.
Some Agent trials include a limited Agent Minutes grant. While that grant is active, CodeRabbit Agent uses the included minutes first. When the trial grant is exhausted or expires, CodeRabbit Agent pauses new work for the workspace until an admin activates the Agent plan. During a trial, included Agent Minutes govern usage. After that, on an active Agent plan, scope spend controls set billing-period guardrails for user-started runs and automation or trigger runs. Track your agent-minute consumption from the Usage dashboard.

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What’s next

Whether you are setting up CodeRabbit Agent for Slack for the first time or exploring what it can do, start at app.coderabbit.ai/slack.

Quickstart

Get CodeRabbit Agent for Slack running in your workspace in minutes.

Working in Slack

Learn how mentions and direct conversations work day to day.

Connections

Connect external tools like Jira, Notion, Sentry, and Google Drive to your workspace.