// switching from CodeRabbit?

Tired of 47 nitpick comments
on a 12-line PR?

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CodeRabbit — auto-posted (47 comments)

⚠ Variable name `d` should be more descriptive.

⚠ Consider extracting this into a helper function.

⚠ Missing JSDoc comment on this method.

⚠ Trailing whitespace on line 42.

⚠ Import order doesn't follow project convention.

⚠ This constant could be extracted to a shared file…

+ 41 more comments — all auto-posted before you saw any of them

PullLight — queued for approval (3 findings)

🔴 High: Missing null check before accessing user.profile.avatar — throws if OAuth login returns no profile object.

🟡 Medium: await missing on db.save() — error is swallowed, caller thinks it succeeded.

🟡 Medium: Rate limit applied after auth check — allows 1 unauthenticated request to touch the rate-limit counter.

Human approved all 3 → posted to GitHub. Zero nitpicks.

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// 4-step migration

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// honest answers

Questions you'll actually have.

No. CodeRabbit comments are ordinary GitHub PR comments — they stay in your PR history forever regardless of whether the app is installed. Uninstalling CodeRabbit removes the GitHub App, not the comments it already posted. Your history is safe.
Yes — but it's opt-in. By default PullLight focuses on Security and Bugs, which is what most teams actually care about. If you want Style or Formatting comments, enable them in Review Focus settings. You can tune it exactly to your team's preferences — no noise you didn't ask for.
Yes. PullLight reviews the diff in each PR regardless of repo structure. Monorepos work out of the box — the analysis is diff-scoped, not repo-wide, so it's fast and doesn't require any special configuration. You install PullLight on the repo and it just works.
PullLight sends the PR diff (not your full codebase) to Claude via Anthropic's API. Diffs are used only for the analysis and are not retained for training. If you have strict data-residency requirements, check out the Trust & Security page for details. A self-hosted option is on the roadmap.
Technically yes — they're separate GitHub Apps. But there's no practical reason to. You'd get duplicate analysis on every PR. If you want to compare quality, install PullLight on a test repo or use the live analyzer with a real diff before committing.
When a PR opens, PullLight runs Claude on the diff and queues the findings at /reviews. You (or any team member with access) sees each finding and clicks Approve or Discard. Only approved findings post as GitHub review comments. Nothing auto-posts — ever. This is the core difference from every other AI code review tool.
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Questions you'll actually have.

Tired of 47 nitpick comments
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