Review a pull request without installing anything

You can get an AI review of a single pull request by pasting its URL. There is no GitHub App to install across your organization, no CI workflow to add to the repository, and no configuration file to commit.

What you need to start

A GitHub or GitLab account, and a pull request or merge request you have access to. Sign in, paste the URL, and the review starts.

Do I need to install a GitHub App?

No. GitReviewed reads the diff through your authenticated session, so reviewing a pull request requires nothing to be installed on the repository or the organization.

Posting comments back to the pull request is the step where permissions matter, and there are two ways to handle it.

What about repositories owned by an organization?

For a repository owned by an organization, posting comments through GitReviewed needs approval from a repository admin, or you need to be the owner of the repository. This applies to public organization repositories too, not only private ones.

If you would rather not wait for an admin, you can supply a GitHub personal access token instead. GitReviewed then posts the comments directly on your behalf, with no organization approval step. The token is stored with AES-256 encryption and you can revoke it at any time from your GitHub settings.

Does it work with private repositories?

Yes, on both platforms. On GitHub the organization approval or personal access token rules above apply. On GitLab you need the usual permissions on the project, and nothing further.

Can I read the review without posting anything?

Yes. Generating the review and posting the comments are separate steps. You can run a review, read the drafted comments in the diff viewer, and close the tab without anything being written to the pull request.

What it costs to try

Three pull request reviews per month are free, on public and private repositories, with no credit card. The Pro plan removes the monthly limit and adds control over review tone and comment count.