Adapt now reviews your pull requests automatically. The moment a PR is opened (or a draft is marked ready for review), Adapt reads the diff and posts a full review back to GitHub — no @-mention required.
Each review leads with a confidence score for how safe the change is to merge, a short summary of what the PR does, a table of the important files changed, and inline comments anchored to the exact lines that need attention. It's a real reviewer on every PR, available the instant the work is ready.
How it works
When a PR is ready for review, Adapt reacts with 👀, clones the repo into its sandbox, checks out the PR head, and diffs it against the base branch. It then posts a GitHub review with:
- Confidence Score (0–5) — how safe the change is to merge at a glance.
- Summary — a short paragraph on what the PR does and why it's correct (or not).
- Important Files Changed — a per-file overview of what changed and any concerns.
- Inline findings — actionable comments anchored to specific files and lines in the diff.
Adapt skips draft PRs until they're marked ready, and it never reviews bot-authored PRs (including its own), so there are no review loops.
Ask follow-ups in the thread
The review is a conversation, not a one-shot. @-mention Adapt in a PR comment or reply inside one of its inline review threads, and it picks the discussion back up with full context on the PR — answering questions, digging into a finding, or reconsidering a call.
Getting started
Automated reviews run through the GitHub integration. Connect or reconnect GitHub so Adapt picks up pull request events and can map PRs to your team, then open a PR to see the first review land.
