Prioritize PRs by impact, not arrival order.
When anyone on the team can create a PR, your queue descends into chaos. CodeRabbit Triage helps you ship value faster.
PRs can arrive before planning.
PRs increasingly arrive fully realized from diverse systems and agents.
Planning is being bypassed. Software development is no longer a linear progression that starts with the deliberate scoping of work.
Developers proactively create PRs. With the help of AI, developers often jump from idea to implementation.
Background agents create PRs from alerts. Products and monitoring systems can trigger automated fixes, including work that may not be needed or wanted.
The endless PR stream
PRs are piling up faster than teams can sort through and review them.
More PRs overall.
Teams and long-running agents are shipping more and longer PRs.
Teams struggle to triage & review them.
Endless PRs mean teams waste time managing queue logistics and prioritizing reviews.
More PRs become stale.
Agent-written PRs can sit in queues until their context, value, or relevance has changed.
PR triage becomes the new center of gravity.
Triage now handles decisions that once belonged to planning, including whether PRs are important or coherent with other work.
| これまで | 現在 |
|---|---|
| Tasks were planned | PRs just show up |
| Priority was assigned | Priority is unclear |
| PRs rarely overlapped | PRs often overlap |
| Reviews were timely | PRs sit and become outdated |
CodeRabbit Triage turns PR noise into value.
See value, risk, and review effort together when deciding what to review next.
Ship high-value changes first.
Get faster time-to-value on the PRs that matter to your business—new features, critical bug fixes, and more.
Save human attention for the work that needs it.
Use risk and review-effort signals to decide which PRs need a closer look.
Make the right reviewer match.
Choose from reviewer suggestions based on code ownership, contributions, and review history.
Review high-risk PRs more closely.
Flag changes that touch sensitive systems so teams can apply the right depth of review.
Filter your queue.
Focus on what matters to you—by repository, author, or workstream.
Your PR queue, visualized and contextualized.
See every PR in one Kanban view, ordered and annotated with the context your team needs.

How CodeRabbit Triage works
We give you the visibility you need to order the queue.
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Explains your queue
A Kanban board shows your PRs and why each one is prioritized.
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Prioritizes value
Ranks PRs by business impact.
- 3
Ranks risk
Shows risk signals to guide the depth of review.
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Flags overlap & staleness
Highlights PRs that overlap or are no longer relevant.
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Suggests reviewers
Choose a reviewer from the picker and send a review request on GitHub.
Frequently asked questions
- Triage considers change value, risk, review effort, recent human activity, and relationships between PRs when prioritizing the queue. See the prioritization documentation for the current inputs and how they affect review order.
- Yes. Triage organizes the pull requests already moving through your CodeRabbit review workflow, adding queue-level context without replacing the review itself.
- The public beta described here is for GitHub Cloud organizations and is enabled per organization. See the availability requirements, or contact our team to confirm access and provider support for your workspace.
- Triage gives teams filters and saved views for the repositories, authors, and workstreams that matter most. Contact our team for details about configuring priority behavior for your organization.
- Visit our Trust Center for current security, privacy, and compliance information. Contact our team with questions about Triage-specific data handling.
- Check the Triage availability requirements and our pricing page, or contact our team to confirm your organization’s eligibility, limits, and pricing. Reviewer requests and other provider-writing actions require an active Review seat and your own repository permissions.
Turn your PR queue into a priority list.
See what needs attention next. Contact our team to confirm access for your organization.