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LarsArtmann opened this issue Apr 6, 2025 · 0 comments
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Add 'Best Practices' section to README #4

LarsArtmann opened this issue Apr 6, 2025 · 0 comments

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Description

I propose adding a new 'Best Practices' section to the awesome-coderabbit repository. This section would provide valuable guidance for users on how to get the most out of CodeRabbit's AI code review capabilities.

Proposed Content

The new section would include:

  1. Configuration Best Practices

    • Tips for optimizing the .coderabbit.yaml configuration
    • Examples of effective tone instructions for different team contexts
    • Strategies for using path-specific instructions effectively
  2. Review Workflow Best Practices

    • Guidelines for integrating CodeRabbit into existing code review processes
    • Tips for interpreting and acting on AI-generated feedback
    • Best practices for team collaboration with AI-assisted reviews
  3. Language-Specific Best Practices

    • Recommendations for JavaScript/TypeScript projects
    • Recommendations for Python projects
    • Recommendations for other popular languages
  4. Performance Optimization

    • Tips for reducing review time
    • Strategies for focusing reviews on critical code areas
    • Guidelines for balancing thoroughness and speed

Implementation

I suggest adding this section after the 'Configuration Examples' section and before the 'Integration Guides' section in the README.md file.

Benefits

  • Helps new users get up to speed more quickly
  • Provides experienced users with optimization strategies
  • Centralizes knowledge that is currently scattered across blog posts and documentation
  • Enhances the overall value of the awesome-coderabbit repository as a resource

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