greptile Plugin
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Greptile is a Claude Code plugin that connects to a Greptile account, which the README describes as an AI code review agent for GitHub and GitLab that automatically reviews pull requests, allowing review comments to be viewed and resolved from the terminal. According to the README, setup requires creating a Greptile account, generating an API key from Greptile's API Settings page, and setting it as the GREPTILE_API_KEY environment variable. The plugin provides tools for listing and inspecting pull requests, managing code reviews, searching review comments, and managing custom coding-pattern context. Example usage in the README includes asking Claude Code to show and help resolve Greptile's comments on a PR, list issues found on a specific PR, or trigger a new review. Further documentation is referenced at greptile.com/docs in the README.
Overview
Greptile (greptile.com), as described in the README, is an AI code review agent for GitHub and GitLab that automatically reviews pull requests; this plugin connects that account and its review data to Claude Code via an API key.
What you can do with greptile
- List pull requests with filtering by repo, branch, author, or state (list_pull_requests)
- Get detailed PR info including review analysis (get_merge_request)
- Get all comments on a PR with filtering options (list_merge_request_comments)
- List, get details on, and trigger code reviews (list_code_reviews, get_code_review, trigger_code_review)
- Search across all Greptile review comments (search_greptile_comments)
- List, get, search, and create custom coding patterns/rules for your organization (list_custom_context, get_custom_context, search_custom_context, create_custom_context)
Sources
Original description (English)
AI-powered codebase search and understanding. Query your repositories using natural language to find relevant code, understand dependencies, and get contextual answers about your codebase architecture.
History of greptile
- Plugin Added greptile