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 ### General
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 #### How accurate is CodeRabbit's review?
 ## General Questions {#general-questions}

 Early adoption results for CodeRabbit have been highly promising, demonstrating
 significant accuracy in code reviews. However, it's crucial to understand that
 AI is an evolving field, and absolute 100% accuracy can't be guaranteed. Our
 technology is continuously improving, aiming for the highest possible accuracy
 in reviews.
 ### How accurate is CodeRabbit?

 #### Which programming languages does CodeRabbit support?
 > CodeRabbit demonstrates high accuracy in code reviews based on early adoption results. While 100% accuracy isn't guaranteed due to AI's evolving nature, our technology continuously improves through:

 CodeRabbit is designed to work with all programming languages. The
 proficiency of our AI models might vary between languages based on their
 popularity and the public availability of training data.
 - Regular model updates
 - Enhanced pattern recognition
 - Growing language support
 - Refined code analysis

 #### Does CodeRabbit store my code?
 ### Language Support

 We do not store your code. The code repository that is cloned at the time of the review is
 disposed of as soon as the review is complete. During the review, there is
 complete data isolation of the code being reviewed, and no one from CodeRabbit
 or outside has access to the code.
 CodeRabbit works with all programming languages, with varying proficiency based on:

 #### Does CodeRabbit use my proprietary code for training language models?
 - Language popularity
 - Available training data
 - Community usage patterns

 We train our system only using publicly available datasets. CodeRabbit never
 uses proprietary code from private repositories for training purposes.
 ### Data Security

 #### Can I switch between different organizations on CodeRabbit?
 <Tabs>
  <TabItem value="storage" label="Code Storage" default>
    - No persistent code storage
    - Temporary cloning during review only
    - Complete data isolation
    - Immediate disposal post-review
  </TabItem>
  <TabItem value="training" label="Training Data">
    - Uses only public datasets
    - No proprietary code usage
    - Private repositories excluded
  </TabItem>
 </Tabs>

 Yes, you can switch between different organizations on CodeRabbit. To do so,
 click on the organization name in the top-left corner of the CodeRabbit UI.
 ### Organization Management

 ![Switch Organizations](/img/faq/cr_support_orgs_light.png#gh-light-mode-only)
 ![Switch Organizations](/img/faq/cr_support_orgs_dark.png#gh-dark-mode-only)
 Switch between organizations easily:

 #### How does CodeRabbit compare to other AI code generators?
 1. Click organization name (top-left corner)
 2. Select desired organization
 3. Access organization-specific settings

 Code reviews remain essential, whether the code is written by a human or a bot.
 This is mainly because the perspective of the reviewer differs from that of the
 code generator, whether human or machine. This distinction is precisely why
 human peer reviews have been effective for so long. While AI-powered
 code-generation tools like GitHub Copilot hold immense potential, it's important to recognize that
 these generators are still in their early stages and may not be equipped to
 auto-generate meaningful code for moderately complex applications.
 ![Organization Switcher](/img/faq/cr_support_orgs_light.png#gh-light-mode-only)
 ![Organization Switcher](/img/faq/cr_support_orgs_dark.png#gh-dark-mode-only)

 #### How is CodeRabbit different from other code review tools?
 ### Comparison with Other Tools

 Traditional code review tools excel in linting and static analysis, but they
 fall short in providing context-aware, conversational feedback with actionable
 suggestions for changes that can be directly committed. On the other hand,
 **CodeRabbit** leverages AI to understand the intent behind the code changes and
 provide human-like feedback for applying the best practices.
 > Code reviews remain essential, whether the code is written by a human or a bot. This is mainly because the perspective of the reviewer differs from that of the code generator, whether human or machine. This distinction is precisely why human peer reviews have been effective for so long. While AI-powered code-generation tools like GitHub Copilot hold immense potential, it's important to recognize that these generators are still in their early stages and may not be equipped to auto-generate meaningful code for moderately complex applications.

 ### Subscription
 #### vs AI Code Generators

 #### Can a CodeRabbit subscription be used across multiple organizations?
 - Provides review perspective different from code generation
 - Complements tools like GitHub Copilot
 - Focuses on code quality and best practices

 Subscription seats are tied to the specific GitHub/GitLab organization under
 which they are purchased and cannot be used under another organization.
 #### vs Traditional Review Tools

 #### Do I need my own OpenAI key with CodeRabbit Pro?
 - Context-aware feedback
 - Actionable suggestions
 - Direct commit capabilities
 - AI-powered intent understanding

 OpenAI cost is included as part of the subscription. You don't need to have your
 own OpenAI key.
 ## Usage and Configuration {#usage-and-configuration}

 #### How can I add or remove users for my subscription?
 ### When Does CodeRabbit Review PRs?

 To manage users, log in to CodeRabbit and navigate to subscriptions. You can add
 or remove users as needed.
 - ✅ **New PRs**: Automatic review when created
 - ✅ **New Commits**: Automatic review when pushed to any PR
 - ⚡ **Older PRs**: Use `@coderabbitai review` to trigger manually

 #### How can I skip the trial and move to Pro

 To move to Pro, login to CodeRabbit and navigate to the Subscription page.
 Click on **End Trial and Start Pro Plan** to end the trial and move to the Pro plan.

 ### Usage and Configuration

 #### Can CodeRabbit review my existing PRs after integrating it?

 CodeRabbit will by default only review new PRs or existing PRs which have a new
 commit after the app is installed. You can, however, use the
 `@coderabbitai review` command on the PR to trigger a review for existing PRs.

 #### Can I customize CodeRabbit?

 Reviews are customizable. For information, check out our
 [Customization](./guides/review-instructions.md) guide.

 #### Can I choose a language other than English for the reviews?

 CodeRabbit supports most widely used languages. You can configure this in the
 repository settings.

 #### What access does CodeRabbit need to my repositories?

 CodeRabbit requests minimal access to perform code reviews and post comments on
 Pull Requests. You can review the permissions requested during the installation process.
 :::tip Pro Tip
 Just created a PR right before installing CodeRabbit? or drop a `@coderabbitai full review` comment in old PR to get it reviewed.
 :::

 #### How can I interact with theCodeRabbit bot?
 ![CodeRabbit- Full-Review](/img/faq/full-review.png)

 To interact with CodeRabbit's bot, reply to the CodeRabbit Comment. If there are
 team members collaborating on pull requests, the bot stays silent by default but
 can be engaged by tagging **@coderabbitai**. This feature allows you to provide
 context, generate test cases, or ask for specific code suggestions, all within
 the context of your code lines or entire files.
 ### Customization Options

 #### Can individual developers use CodeRabbit?
 - **Language Settings**: Configure review language in repository settings
 - **Review Rules**: Customize via [Review Instructions](./guides/review-instructions.md)
 - **Branch Selection**: Default branch reviews enabled by default (configurable)

 Absolutely! Whether you're an individual developer or part of an organization,
 CodeRabbit can be your coding assistant, providing you with invaluable
 suggestions.
 ### Access & Permissions

 #### Which branches are the pull requests reviewed on?
 - Minimal repository access required
 - Review permissions during installation
 - Individual developer support available

 CodeRabbit reviews pull requests on the default branch by default. You can
 change this in the repository settings.
 ### Interaction Guide

 ####CodeRabbitUsage Limits
 Interact withCodeRabbitby:

 There are hourly rate limits for each developer per repository:
 1. Replying directly to CodeRabbit comments
 2. Tagging `@coderabbitai` in PR discussions
 3. Adding review comments for specific lines
 4. Customize via [Review Instructions](./guides/review-instructions.md)

 - Number of files reviewed per hour: 200
 - Number of reviews : 3 back-to-back reviews followed by 3 reviews/hour
 - Number of conversations: 25 back-to-back messages followed by 50 messages/hour
 :::tip Collaboration Mode
 When team members are active in PRs, use `@coderabbitai` to engage the bot.
 :::

 In-trial and open-source plans have lower rate limits than the paid plan. In all
 cases, we re-allow further reviews/conversations after a brief timeout.
 ### Usage Limits

 ### Integration
 | Feature        | Free/Trial                    | Pro Plan      |
 | -------------- | ----------------------------- | ------------- |
 | Files per hour | 200                           | 200           |
 | Reviews        | 3 back-to-back, then 3/hour   | Higher limits |
 | Conversations  | 25 back-to-back, then 50/hour | Higher limits |

 #### Who can install CodeRabbit on the repositories?
 :::note
 In-trial and open-source plans have lower rate limits than the paid plan. In all cases, we re-allow further reviews/conversations after a brief timeout.
 :::

 You need to be an admin of the organization to add the repositories.
 ## Integration Guide {#integration-guide}

 #### I can't add CodeRabbit to my GitLab Repositories. What should I do?
 ### Prerequisites

 If there are any access restrictions by domain, then you will need to add
 `coderabbit.ai` as an allowed domain.
 - Organization admin access
 - Domain allowlist (GitLab: add `coderabbit.ai`)
 - Default branch configuration

 :::tip
 ### Quick Setup

 If you have further questions or need additional information, please check out
 our [Support](./about/support.md) page for more details.
 1. Sign up at [coderabbit.ai](https://coderabbit.ai) using your GitHub account
 2. Add your repository through the dashboard
 3. That's it. CodeRabbit will automatically start reviewing your PRs

 :::tip Need Help?
 Visit our [Support](./about/support.md) page for additional assistance or reach out to our team on [discord](http://discord.gg/coderabbit).
 :::
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		---

		### General
		import Tabs from '@theme/Tabs';
		import TabItem from '@theme/TabItem';

		#### How accurate is CodeRabbit's review?
		## General Questions {#general-questions}

		Early adoption results for CodeRabbit have been highly promising, demonstrating
		significant accuracy in code reviews. However, it's crucial to understand that
		AI is an evolving field, and absolute 100% accuracy can't be guaranteed. Our
		technology is continuously improving, aiming for the highest possible accuracy
		in reviews.
		### How accurate is CodeRabbit?

		#### Which programming languages does CodeRabbit support?
		> CodeRabbit demonstrates high accuracy in code reviews based on early adoption results. While 100% accuracy isn't guaranteed due to AI's evolving nature, our technology continuously improves through:

		CodeRabbit is designed to work with all programming languages. The
		proficiency of our AI models might vary between languages based on their
		popularity and the public availability of training data.
		- Regular model updates
		- Enhanced pattern recognition
		- Growing language support
		- Refined code analysis

		#### Does CodeRabbit store my code?
		### Language Support

		We do not store your code. The code repository that is cloned at the time of the review is
		disposed of as soon as the review is complete. During the review, there is
		complete data isolation of the code being reviewed, and no one from CodeRabbit
		or outside has access to the code.
		CodeRabbit works with all programming languages, with varying proficiency based on:

		#### Does CodeRabbit use my proprietary code for training language models?
		- Language popularity
		- Available training data
		- Community usage patterns

		We train our system only using publicly available datasets. CodeRabbit never
		uses proprietary code from private repositories for training purposes.
		### Data Security

		#### Can I switch between different organizations on CodeRabbit?
		<Tabs>
		<TabItem value="storage" label="Code Storage" default>
		- No persistent code storage
		- Temporary cloning during review only
		- Complete data isolation
		- Immediate disposal post-review
		</TabItem>
		<TabItem value="training" label="Training Data">
		- Uses only public datasets
		- No proprietary code usage
		- Private repositories excluded
		</TabItem>
		</Tabs>

		Yes, you can switch between different organizations on CodeRabbit. To do so,
		click on the organization name in the top-left corner of the CodeRabbit UI.
		### Organization Management

		![Switch Organizations](/img/faq/cr_support_orgs_light.png#gh-light-mode-only)
		![Switch Organizations](/img/faq/cr_support_orgs_dark.png#gh-dark-mode-only)
		Switch between organizations easily:

		#### How does CodeRabbit compare to other AI code generators?
		1. Click organization name (top-left corner)
		2. Select desired organization
		3. Access organization-specific settings

		Code reviews remain essential, whether the code is written by a human or a bot.
		This is mainly because the perspective of the reviewer differs from that of the
		code generator, whether human or machine. This distinction is precisely why
		human peer reviews have been effective for so long. While AI-powered
		code-generation tools like GitHub Copilot hold immense potential, it's important to recognize that
		these generators are still in their early stages and may not be equipped to
		auto-generate meaningful code for moderately complex applications.
		![Organization Switcher](/img/faq/cr_support_orgs_light.png#gh-light-mode-only)
		![Organization Switcher](/img/faq/cr_support_orgs_dark.png#gh-dark-mode-only)

		#### How is CodeRabbit different from other code review tools?
		### Comparison with Other Tools

		Traditional code review tools excel in linting and static analysis, but they
		fall short in providing context-aware, conversational feedback with actionable
		suggestions for changes that can be directly committed. On the other hand,
		CodeRabbit leverages AI to understand the intent behind the code changes and
		provide human-like feedback for applying the best practices.
		> Code reviews remain essential, whether the code is written by a human or a bot. This is mainly because the perspective of the reviewer differs from that of the code generator, whether human or machine. This distinction is precisely why human peer reviews have been effective for so long. While AI-powered code-generation tools like GitHub Copilot hold immense potential, it's important to recognize that these generators are still in their early stages and may not be equipped to auto-generate meaningful code for moderately complex applications.

		### Subscription
		#### vs AI Code Generators

		#### Can a CodeRabbit subscription be used across multiple organizations?
		- Provides review perspective different from code generation
		- Complements tools like GitHub Copilot
		- Focuses on code quality and best practices

		Subscription seats are tied to the specific GitHub/GitLab organization under
		which they are purchased and cannot be used under another organization.
		#### vs Traditional Review Tools

		#### Do I need my own OpenAI key with CodeRabbit Pro?
		- Context-aware feedback
		- Actionable suggestions
		- Direct commit capabilities
		- AI-powered intent understanding

		OpenAI cost is included as part of the subscription. You don't need to have your
		own OpenAI key.
		## Usage and Configuration {#usage-and-configuration}

		#### How can I add or remove users for my subscription?
		### When Does CodeRabbit Review PRs?

		To manage users, log in to CodeRabbit and navigate to subscriptions. You can add
		or remove users as needed.
		- ✅ New PRs: Automatic review when created
		- ✅ New Commits: Automatic review when pushed to any PR
		- ⚡ Older PRs: Use `@coderabbitai review` to trigger manually

		#### How can I skip the trial and move to Pro

		To move to Pro, login to CodeRabbit and navigate to the Subscription page.
		Click on End Trial and Start Pro Plan to end the trial and move to the Pro plan.

		### Usage and Configuration

		#### Can CodeRabbit review my existing PRs after integrating it?

		CodeRabbit will by default only review new PRs or existing PRs which have a new
		commit after the app is installed. You can, however, use the
		`@coderabbitai review` command on the PR to trigger a review for existing PRs.

		#### Can I customize CodeRabbit?

		Reviews are customizable. For information, check out our
		[Customization](./guides/review-instructions.md) guide.

		#### Can I choose a language other than English for the reviews?

		CodeRabbit supports most widely used languages. You can configure this in the
		repository settings.

		#### What access does CodeRabbit need to my repositories?

		CodeRabbit requests minimal access to perform code reviews and post comments on
		Pull Requests. You can review the permissions requested during the installation process.
		:::tip Pro Tip
		Just created a PR right before installing CodeRabbit? or drop a `@coderabbitai full review` comment in old PR to get it reviewed.
		:::

		#### How can I interact with theCodeRabbit bot?
		![CodeRabbit- Full-Review](/img/faq/full-review.png)

		To interact with CodeRabbit's bot, reply to the CodeRabbit Comment. If there are
		team members collaborating on pull requests, the bot stays silent by default but
		can be engaged by tagging @coderabbitai. This feature allows you to provide
		context, generate test cases, or ask for specific code suggestions, all within
		the context of your code lines or entire files.
		### Customization Options

		#### Can individual developers use CodeRabbit?
		- Language Settings: Configure review language in repository settings
		- Review Rules: Customize via [Review Instructions](./guides/review-instructions.md)
		- Branch Selection: Default branch reviews enabled by default (configurable)

		Absolutely! Whether you're an individual developer or part of an organization,
		CodeRabbit can be your coding assistant, providing you with invaluable
		suggestions.
		### Access & Permissions

		#### Which branches are the pull requests reviewed on?
		- Minimal repository access required
		- Review permissions during installation
		- Individual developer support available

		CodeRabbit reviews pull requests on the default branch by default. You can
		change this in the repository settings.
		### Interaction Guide

		####CodeRabbitUsage Limits
		Interact withCodeRabbitby:

		There are hourly rate limits for each developer per repository:
		1. Replying directly to CodeRabbit comments
		2. Tagging `@coderabbitai` in PR discussions
		3. Adding review comments for specific lines
		4. Customize via [Review Instructions](./guides/review-instructions.md)

		- Number of files reviewed per hour: 200
		- Number of reviews : 3 back-to-back reviews followed by 3 reviews/hour
		- Number of conversations: 25 back-to-back messages followed by 50 messages/hour
		:::tip Collaboration Mode
		When team members are active in PRs, use `@coderabbitai` to engage the bot.
		:::

		In-trial and open-source plans have lower rate limits than the paid plan. In all
		cases, we re-allow further reviews/conversations after a brief timeout.
		### Usage Limits

		### Integration
		\| Feature \| Free/Trial \| Pro Plan \|
		\| -------------- \| ----------------------------- \| ------------- \|
		\| Files per hour \| 200 \| 200 \|
		\| Reviews \| 3 back-to-back, then 3/hour \| Higher limits \|
		\| Conversations \| 25 back-to-back, then 50/hour \| Higher limits \|

		#### Who can install CodeRabbit on the repositories?
		:::note
		In-trial and open-source plans have lower rate limits than the paid plan. In all cases, we re-allow further reviews/conversations after a brief timeout.
		:::

		You need to be an admin of the organization to add the repositories.
		## Integration Guide {#integration-guide}

		#### I can't add CodeRabbit to my GitLab Repositories. What should I do?
		### Prerequisites

		If there are any access restrictions by domain, then you will need to add
		`coderabbit.ai` as an allowed domain.
		- Organization admin access
		- Domain allowlist (GitLab: add `coderabbit.ai`)
		- Default branch configuration

		:::tip
		### Quick Setup

		If you have further questions or need additional information, please check out
		our [Support](./about/support.md) page for more details.
		1. Sign up at [coderabbit.ai](https://coderabbit.ai) using your GitHub account
		2. Add your repository through the dashboard
		3. That's it. CodeRabbit will automatically start reviewing your PRs

		:::tip Need Help?
		Visit our [Support](./about/support.md) page for additional assistance or reach out to our team on [discord](http://discord.gg/coderabbit).
		:::