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pi-coderabbit

v0.1.0

Published

Manual Pi slash command for running the official CodeRabbit CLI.

Readme

pi-coderabbit

Manual CodeRabbit reviews inside Pi.

pi-coderabbit adds a /coderabbit slash command that shells out to the official CodeRabbit CLI and posts the review back into the current Pi conversation.

It is intentionally manual-only. It never runs automatically after edits, tests, commits, or fixes.

Requirements

  • Pi
  • Git repository
  • Official CodeRabbit CLI available as coderabbit
  • CodeRabbit authentication
coderabbit --version
coderabbit auth login
# or, if the CLI asks for agent-oriented auth:
coderabbit auth login --agent

Install

From npm:

pi install npm:pi-coderabbit

Try without installing permanently:

pi -e npm:pi-coderabbit

From a local checkout:

pi install /absolute/path/to/pi-coderabbit

Usage

Run from inside a git repository.

/coderabbit

By default this reviews the latest commit only, to avoid accidentally spending CodeRabbit usage on a broad repo review.

Commands

/coderabbit         # same as /coderabbit commit
/coderabbit commit  # latest commit
/coderabbit diff    # uncommitted changes
/coderabbit repo    # broad CodeRabbit review of local repo changes

The package runs:

coderabbit review --type committed --base-commit HEAD~1 --agent  # /coderabbit, /coderabbit commit
coderabbit review --type uncommitted --agent                     # /coderabbit diff
coderabbit review --agent                                        # /coderabbit repo

Flags

/coderabbit --plain       # use CodeRabbit plain text output
/coderabbit --raw         # show raw CLI output, including agent JSON events
/coderabbit diff --plain
/coderabbit repo --raw

Without --raw, agent JSON status events are formatted for humans. A clean review shows No findings. instead of raw JSON.

Output

## CodeRabbit Review

Reviewed commit:
<git log -1 --oneline>

Working tree:
<git status --short>

Review:
<CodeRabbit review output>

Example workflow

AI makes changes

git add .
git commit

/coderabbit

Review findings

Create follow-up commit(s)

Repeat only when you explicitly run /coderabbit again

Notes

  • This package uses the official CodeRabbit CLI. It does not call or reimplement the CodeRabbit API.
  • GitHub CodeRabbit PR reviews complement this package but are independent of it.
  • /coderabbit repo may be broader and more expensive than /coderabbit commit; use it deliberately.