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Drop your .coderabbit.yaml. Keep your config.

developerz.ai reads your existing .coderabbit.yaml — no migration, no rewrite. Switch in minutes, pay flat, never per-file.

Audit / task_01J2XLIVE
Issue assignedscope captured
09:41:02
Plan accepted4 files · 2 tests
09:41:11
Patch created+84 −16
09:43:48
Checks passed12 / 12
09:45:03
PR readyreceipt $1.42
09:45:07
sha256: 1d8a…9b2f · verified
Audited end to endGitHub-native workflowExisting checks stay in controlCost visible per task

Switch guide

Three steps to switch

  1. 01
    Install the GitHub App

    One-click install from the GitHub Marketplace. Org-wide or per-repo — your choice.

  2. 02
    Keep your .coderabbit.yaml

    We read your existing review config as-is. Path_filters, language settings, custom instructions — all respected.

  3. 03
    Add a .maintainer.yml

    Tune merge gates, escalation, and auto-merge policy. Drop the file; the agent picks it up on the next PR.

Why switch

Why teams switch

  • No $0.25/file add-on

    CodeRabbit Pro+ charges $0.25 per file for CLI reviews. We don't meter files — flat price, every file.

  • Your model key, your bill

    CodeRabbit is SaaS-only — they bill the tokens. We pass the call straight to your key. No markup, no resale.

  • Review is one loop, not one tool

    Our PR loop waits for CI, respects existing bots (CodeRabbit, Dependabot), resolves threads, and merges when policy allows — review is part of a full maintainer loop, not a standalone comment bot.

  • Full audit trail

    Every review comment, approval, and merge decision is logged with reasoning. Exportable. Always.

Config compatibility

Every .coderabbit.yaml field, accounted for

Computed live from the same registry the reviewer runs on — the counts below can't drift from what it actually does.

  • 26

    mapped and applied

  • 15

    recognized, planned

  • 32

    silently ignored (cosmetic)

See the full field-by-field table

Put a fleet of AI developers to work

Bring your own keys, drop a .maintainer.yml, and let the loops run — audited end to end. Access is invite-only.