Automated Code Review for GitHub Pull Requests
Connect a GitHub repository and CodeSightAI reviews each pull request as it opens: two AI models analyse the diff, the second cross-checks the first, and a summary is posted back to the pull request with the findings that matter most.
Set up in a few minutes
- Sign in and authorise GitHub access through OAuth.
- Choose the repositories you want reviewed — access is scoped to what you select.
- CodeSightAI registers a webhook so new pull requests trigger a review automatically.
- Open a pull request, or pick an existing one, and the review runs.
What lands on the pull request
Each completed review posts a summary comment: a risk indicator, issue counts by severity, and the top findings with suggested fixes. Full detail, including every finding and its proposed patch, stays in the dashboard.
Reviews that ran without AI verification are labelled as such, so you always know whether a second model confirmed the result.
Commit fixes without leaving the review
When a finding has a concrete fix, you can apply it as a commit to the pull request branch. The file is re-read and verified before the change is written, so a stale suggestion cannot overwrite newer work.
Permissions and access
- OAuth tokens are stored encrypted and used only from the server side.
- Only repositories you explicitly select are reviewed.
- Incoming GitHub webhooks are signature-verified before they are processed.
- You can disconnect the integration at any time from settings.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on private repositories?
Yes, for the repositories you grant access to. Tokens are encrypted at rest and requests run through a server-side proxy rather than the browser.
Are reviews automatic or manual?
Both. New pull requests are reviewed automatically once the webhook is installed, and you can trigger a review on any pull request from the dashboard.
What about GitLab or Bitbucket?
GitHub is the only supported platform today. Other platforms are not available yet.
Will it comment on every line?
No. Findings are ranked by severity and stylistic nitpicks can be switched off, so the pull request comment stays short and readable.
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