Summary

A code review you scroll in a browser tab becomes a list you can work down.

The split matches how the review is actually consumed — reviews, then the line comments inside one, then a single comment with the prompt that produced it — and both resolve tools take a note, so why a comment was closed ends up on the record instead of in someone's memory. Scope is one pull request at a time: owner, repo and pullNumber are on every read, so there is no view across repositories and no way to ask for a fresh review from here.

What it is

A read-and-resolve layer over CodeRabbit's review output on GitHub pull requests, six tools addressed by owner, repo and pullNumber.

What you get

Every CodeRabbit review on a pull request, and one review expanded to its detail by reviewId
The individual line comments of a review, separate from the review body they belong to
One comment opened up to its details, including the AI prompt CodeRabbit generated for it
Comments marked resolved or addressed, carrying a resolution and a note
Whole review conversations resolved or unresolved on the GitHub side

Requirements

A GitHub personal access token in GITHUB_PAT that can reach the repositories you care about, and pull requests CodeRabbit has already reviewed — every tool reads or resolves existing output, none of them asks for a review.

Setup effort

One command plus a key — npx coderabbitai-mcp@latest, then supply credentials