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Docs.

How ReviewIQ works, written against what the engine actually does — from a five-minute quickstart to per-repository rule scoping and merge gates.

Start hereQuickstart

Connect a platform, activate a repo, and get your first review in about five minutes.

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Getting started

Quickstart

From zero to your first AI review in about five minutes.

Connecting a platform

Tokens, scopes and workspace settings for each supported git host.

Activating repositories

Syncing repos, automatic webhooks, and the per-repo switches.

Enabling developers

The mandatory, fail-closed allowlist that decides whose PRs get reviewed.

Reviewing

How a review works

The full path from webhook to the comment on your pull request.

Comment commands

Trigger ReviewIQ from a pull-request comment.

Incremental reviews

What happens when you push follow-up commits.

Committable suggestions

One-click fixes posted directly onto the diff.

Configuring

Custom review instructions

Teach ReviewIQ what your team specifically cares about.

Quality gates & verdicts

Blocking merges on policy failures and open security findings.

Choosing an AI model

Pick the model that reviews your pull requests.

PR-changes diagram

An opt-in visual of what the pull request changes.

Administration

Roles & permissions

Organization roles, per-repository grants and teams.

Security analyzers

The eight deterministic scanners that run on every review.

Plans & limits

What counts toward repositories, reviews and seats.

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