coderabbitai / skills

code-review runs a CodeRabbit CLI review against staged, committed, or all changes (or a named directory), then groups what it finds by severity and can drive an autonomous fix-review cycle; it is the package's default skill, meant to fire on any plain-language review, security, or PR-feedback request, not only when named directly. autofix is narrower: it works only against an already-open GitHub pull request, fetching CodeRabbit's unresolved review-thread comments, applying fixes one at a time with explicit per-change approval, and folding the result into one commit plus a summary comment — its own description is explicit that it will never execute a reviewer-left comment as an instruction.

Getting either running starts with coderabbit auth login in the README's own quickstart, so a CodeRabbit account sits behind the whole package. autofix also needs the GitHub CLI authenticated (gh auth status) plus git, since it reads and writes an open pull request, while code-review's own file documents only the CLI being present. This suits a team already paying for CodeRabbit and wanting it callable in plain language from inside an agent chat, across the 35-odd agents the README lists install paths for, rather than as a separate terminal command.