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coderabbit documentation ai code reviews on pull requests ide and cli documentation index fetch the complete documentation index at llms txt use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further skip to main content coderabbit agent for slack from idea to pull request without leaving slack get started coderabbit home page search k sign up sign up search navigation coderabbit plan create a plan group on this page managing plans configuration next step coderabbit plan create a plan copy page create a coding plan from free form descriptions prds designs editor context or attached files in the coderabbit web app issue tracker or vs code extension copy page the coderabbit web app and coderabbit vs code extension let you create coding plans from free form descriptions prds designs editor context or attached files without going through an issue tracker this is the fastest way to start planning when you already know what you want to build web app vs code 1 open the new plan page navigate to plan new plan in the coderabbit web app or go directly to app coderabbit ai plan new 2 describe what you want to build enter a description of the feature bug fix or change you want to implement include goals scope and constraints the more context you provide the better the plan 3 attach files optional click the paperclip icon to attach supporting documents such as prds design specs architecture diagrams or screenshots supported formats include text files pdfs and images 4 select the target repository choose the repository coderabbit should analyze when generating the plan this ensures the plan references the correct files patterns and conventions 5 click create plan coderabbit analyzes your repository and connected data sources then generates a full coding plan plan generation typically takes between 5 and 10 minutes depending on codebase complexity use the coderabbit vs code extension when the work starts in your editor and you want coderabbit to plan against the repository you already have open 1 open the coderabbit sidebar click the coderabbit icon in the vs code activity bar and open the plan view 2 describe the work enter the feature bug fix or change you want to implement include goals constraints and any acceptance criteria you already know 3 select the target repository choose the repository coderabbit should analyze the extension lists repositories that match the current workspace and your coderabbit organization access 4 add context files optional attach relevant files from your workspace when the plan should account for local code specifications or examples that are not obvious from the description alone 5 create the plan start plan generation from the extension coderabbit streams progress in vs code then opens the created plan so you can review it refine it or open it in the web app managing plans browse all plans for your organization from the plans list where you can search by title or ticket id to find existing plans view status to see whether a plan is in progress completed or needs review open a plan to view its full structure refine it through chat or hand it off to a coding agent plans created from vs code appear alongside your other organization plans the extension also keeps its local plan list refreshed when you return to the plan list configuration if you also use issue tracker based planning you can configure auto planning rules and issue planning toggles from the coderabbit web app these settings control when coding plans are generated automatically from issues on github gitlab azure devops jira or linear see the issue based planning guides for platform specific auto planning configuration next step plan structure and refinement learn what each section of a coding plan contains and how to iterate on it before handoff use the vs code extension create and review plans from the editor where your code context lives was this page helpful yes no i coderabbit home page x linkedin github discord resources blog pricing changelog support knowledge base quick links schedule a demo get support status page terms of service privacy policy x linkedin github discord powered by this documentation is built and hosted on mintlify a developer documentation platform