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blog/2021-08-26-welcome/2023-09-25-coderabbit-deep-dive.md

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title: AI and the Future of Code Reviews - A Deep Dive into CodeRabbit
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description: AI and the Future of Code Reviews - A Deep Dive into CodeRabbit
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authors: [gur, vishu]
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tags: ["Rate limits", "Openai", "Prioritization"]
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image: https://coderabbit.ai/founder_blog_meta.jpeg
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While on the code generation side, many tools have emerged, the code review process has remained largely unchanged. We continue to use the same tools and processes that were used 10 years ago. The code is still manually reviewed, which is slow, error-prone, and expensive. To address this, we are building [CodeRabbit](https://coderabbit.ai/), an AI-powered code reviewer that is part of the code merge and CI/CD process. With CodeRabbit our vision is to speed up the code merge process by an order of magnitude, while also improving the quality of the code that goes beyond what is possible with human reviewers alone and existing linting tools.
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## Impediments to shipping quality software @Speed
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An average developer spends most of their time between writing and reviewing the code. Typically, the development process involves branching off from the main code base, developing a new feature or fixing a bug, and then merging the code back into the mainline. To write software, developers use modern editors such as Visual Studio Code which include sophisticated language servers, static analyzers and linters. These tools are being rapidly augmented by AI-powered extensions such as GitHub Copilot. Local development tools are just one part of the equation.

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blog/2023-10-05-ai-code-reviews-reclaims.md

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title: How AI Code Review Reclaims Your Team's Time
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description: How AI Code Review Reclaims Your Team's Time
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authors: [simone]
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tags: ["Rate limits", "Openai", "Prioritization"]
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We'll discuss the regular stages of software projects and the impact of AI code reviewers like [CodeRabbit](https://coderabbit.ai) in this digital era. You'll gain a detailed insight into how these tools are changing the game, making code reviews faster, smarter, and surprisingly, more human-like.
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### The Typical Software Lifecycle Process
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![](./2021-08-26-welcome/software-lifecycle.png)

blog/2023-10-23-coderabbit-openai-rate-limits.md

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title: Squeezing Water from Stone - Managing OpenAI Rate Limits with Request Prioritization
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description: How CodeRabbit uses Aperture to manage OpenAI rate limits with request prioritization
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authors: [endi, sumanvs, nato]
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tags: [rate-limits, quota-management, prioritization, aperture, openai]
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blog/2023-11-13-boosting-engineering-efficiency.md

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description: In a world where the office is just a step away from your bed, we dive into the challenges and triumphs of maintaining code quality across continents.
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authors: [dotlabs]
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This setup presents a unique challenge: ensuring that code reviews, which are essential for code quality, are consistent, timely, and efficient. Have you ever missed a code review because it was late at night? We've all been there. Are you waiting for days to get feedback because your reviewer is in a different time zone? Oh, the frustration!
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Introducing the helpful algorithm: AI-driven code reviews. They're like a reliable friend who never sleeps (because they're code) and knows all the coding rules. This article explores how these intelligent bots fill the gaps in our fast-paced, sometimes slow, new world.
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## Direct Correlation: Remote Engineering Challenges & AI Solutions
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Remember the good old days when you could easily ask a quick question to a colleague by just going to their desk? Those days are gone, just like floppy disks and dial-up internet. Nowadays, with remote work, we have traded cubicles for couches and water cooler chats for solo trips to the fridge. Let's address the three significant challenges of remote engineering and explore how AI's modern technology can provide a solution.

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