The CodeRabbit IDE extension can open direct handoff links for Devin, sending prompts from Fix with AI review findings or Agent Handoff to Devin when configured as the AI coding agent.
Enterprise customers can now specify org_id in Custom Roles API calls to target a specific organization when authenticating with a workspace-scoped API token.
CodeRabbit now runs oasdiff to detect breaking changes between OpenAPI specifications during pull request reviews, enabled by default for changed OpenAPI spec files.
CodeRabbit now runs Nvidia's SkillSpector during pull request reviews to detect security risks in AI agent skills and MCP configuration files. Enabled by default; can be disabled via settings.
Administrators can now configure a 1-to-30 day approval delay for new chat-sourced learnings before they are added to the knowledge base, with an auto-approve fallback. Default behavior is unchanged (immediate approval).
A new top-level focus setting in .coderabbit.yaml controls non-essential output with three levels: casual (default, unchanged), balanced (removes decorative elements), and high (essential content only). Explicitly-set values override the preset.
Autofix is now available on Azure DevOps pull requests. Generate unit tests and Custom recipes are now available on GitLab merge requests.
CodeRabbit Plan is now available directly in the VS Code extension. The new Plans tab in the sidebar lets you create agent-ready Coding Plans without leaving your editor, view existing plans, and hand off phases to your configured AI coding agent with one click.
coderabbit review --fast adds an explicit opt-in for faster local reviews, deprecated flags are removed, and Ctrl-C now exits review and auth cleanup promptly. Repository-to-organization matching is improved to handle more SSH remote configurations, and branch lists are no longer corrupted by Git worktree markers.
CodeRabbit can now discover and link related repositories across your organization automatically, so cross-repository context appears in reviews without maintaining the list by hand. Manual entries are always preserved, and the feature is enabled via knowledge_base.automatic_repository_linking: true in .coderabbit.yaml or from the Knowledge Base settings in the app.
Browser sign-in now skips the organization picker when only one organization is available. Reviews resolve Azure DevOps repositories and unusual base branches more reliably, ignore stale events from previous reviews, and piped output no longer reports expected broken-pipe closures as CLI errors.
CodeRabbit Review now supports GitHub Enterprise Server, allowing self-hosted GitHub teams to open Change Stack from PR comments for a structured, ordered view of changes.
CodeRabbit Agent can now connect to Customer.io from the Connections catalog by selecting the Customer Data category, choosing a region, and configuring either direct App API access or a regional MCP server. The connection enables Agent work to access Customer.io people, segments, campaigns, broadcasts, newsletters, transactional messages, and lifecycle marketing context.
Enterprise workspace admins can now configure CodeRabbit at the workspace level instead of per organization. Workspace global overrides take precedence over organization global overrides when both levels set the same key.
CodeRabbit now supports Infer for static analysis of C, C++, and Java code, detecting null dereferences, resource leaks, and concurrency issues during pull request reviews. Infer runs on C and C++ changes by default; Java analysis is available through the reviews.tools.fbinfer.enable_java setting.
CodeRabbit now updates the command acknowledgment for @coderabbitai review and @coderabbitai full review after the requested review finishes, changing the status from "Review triggered." to "Review finished." or "Full review triggered." to "Full review finished."
CodeRabbit Review is now available for GitLab.com and self-managed GitLab customers. Users can open Change Stack from review comments to access an advanced code review interface with guided navigation across cohorts, layers, and summaries.
The new emit path instructions command opens a pull request that adds CodeRabbit-suggested path instructions to your .coderabbit.yaml file. CodeRabbit collects suggestions from the past 7 days, deduplicates them by path, and adds them to reviews.path_instructions without overwriting existing entries.
CodeRabbit now integrates zizmor to automatically detect security vulnerabilities in GitHub Actions workflow files during pull request reviews, enabled by default.
Browser sign-in now handles large organization lists with progress, search, and git-remote recommendation. CLI reviews skip cleanly when there are no local changes, emitting review_skipped in agent mode instead of starting an unnecessary review. Repository attribution is more reliable when remote owner or repository casing differs from the installed CodeRabbit repository.