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Coderabbit​

Coderabbit in pull requests​

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description: "Complete documentation for CodeRabbit. AI code reviews, on pull requests, on the IDE, and on the CLI. With deep integrations to Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and Gemini and more."
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By default, CodeRabbit treats any new commit pushed to the PR branch—even commits it generated itself—as a prompt to run another incremental review. You can stop or control this behavior using the methods below:

  • method 1 - use the @coderabbitai ignore command: Open your PR description and insert @coderabbitai ignore anywhere in the text.
    • As long as that tag remains in the description, CodeRabbit will completely ignore subsequent automatic commits.
    • Once you are ready for a final full review, simply delete @coderabbitai ignore from the description.
  • method 2 - Configure a Commit Threshold (Repository-Wide): You can configure a rule in your global .coderabbit.yaml configuration file to stop reviews after a specific amount of back-and-forth activity. This prevents endless agentic review loops.
    • Once the PR hits this threshold, CodeRabbit pauses automatic reviews. You can still manually prompt it later by typing @coderabbitai review when you are ready
.coderabbit.yaml
reviews:
  auto_review:
    enabled: true
    max_commits: 3 # Pauses automatic reviews after 3 commits on this PR

Basically these two comment commands let you deterministically control whether coderabbit responds to PR change or not:

  • @coderabbitai ignore: once you comment this anywhere in the PR description or in a specific comment, coderabbit will ignore that specific comment or if in the PR description, ignores changes to the PR.
  • @coderabbitai review: Forces CodeRabbit to manually review any comment or PR description with that phrase.

CodeRabbit CLI​

  • coderabbit: runs a normal code review session
  • coderabbit --plain: runs a normal code review session

Jules​

Jules CLI​

Installation​

  1. Install the jules CLI with NPM:
npm install -g @google/jules
  1. Login
jules login
  1. Ask for help and see the version
# Get general help
jules help

# Get help for a specific command (e.g., remote)
jules remote --help

jules version

remote session management​

The remote command is the primary way to interact with Jules sessions running in the cloud. It has several subcommands.

  • jules remote list: lists all the remote sessions
# List all connected repositories
jules remote list --repo

# List all active and past sessions
jules remote list --session
  • jules remote new: Creates a new remote session to delegate a task to Jules.

    • --repo <repo_name>: Specifies the repository for the session (e.g., torvalds/linux or . for the current directory’s repo).

    • --session "<prompt>": A string describing the task for Jules to perform.

    • --parallel <number>: Starts multiple parallel sessions to work on the same task.

# Start a new session to write unit tests in the 'torvalds/linux' repo
jules remote new --repo torvalds/linux --session "write unit tests"
  • jules remote pull: Pulls the results (e.g., code changes) from a completed session.
    • --session <session_id>: The ID of the session you want to pull.

Jules TUI​

jules

Greptile​