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greptile Claude Code Plugin

Category
Development
Topics
Code Quality, Review & Testing · Code Search & Code Intelligence · Project Management & Collaboration
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-07-16 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-01-06 (UTC) (233 days ago)

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This plugin connects Claude Code to a user's Greptile account so that Greptile's AI-driven pull request review comments can be viewed and resolved directly from the terminal. Greptile is described as an AI code review agent that works with GitHub and GitLab, indexing a repository's code graph and using multiple agents to flag issues in pull requests. Through this plugin, Claude Code can list and inspect pull requests, retrieve and search code review comments, trigger new reviews, and manage organization-specific custom coding-standard patterns. Setup requires creating a Greptile account, generating an API key from the Greptile dashboard, and exporting it as an environment variable. The underlying Greptile service is offered as a paid SaaS with per-seat pricing and an optional self-hosted deployment.

About the service

Greptile is a SaaS platform that performs AI-assisted code review on pull requests for repositories hosted on GitHub or GitLab. According to the homepage, it builds a graph-based index of a codebase and runs multiple agents to catch bugs, style violations, and cross-file logic issues, and it also offers a self-hosted deployment option and a paid per-seat subscription with included review credits.

What you can do with greptile

  • List pull requests with filters such as repository, branch, author, or state
  • Retrieve detailed information and review analysis for a specific pull request
  • List and filter comments on a pull request
  • List and inspect existing Greptile code reviews
  • Trigger a new Greptile code review on a pull request
  • Search across all Greptile review comments
  • List, view, search, and create organization-specific custom coding-standard patterns

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