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Read, review and merge pull requests, and let AOSplane review them for you
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Reviews lists the open pull requests on your project’s linked repositories. Read them, get an AI review, leave your own and merge, without leaving AOSplane. It can also review every new pull request automatically.

Every plan includes code review. Viewers can read pull requests but can’t review or merge them. Only the account Owner changes the automatic review settings.

Review a pull request

1

Open Reviews

Choose Reviews in the sidebar. Pick Waiting for review, Drafts or All open.
2

Open a pull request

Select a row. To jump to one, paste its GitHub link into the search box and press Enter.
3

Read the changes

Use Files changed, Conversation, Commits and Description. Switch diffs between Unified and Split.
4

Get an AI review

Choose AI review. AOSplane reviews the latest commit and posts its findings in Conversation and as line comments.
5

Leave your own review

Choose Review, pick Comment, Approve or Request changes, write a Review note, then choose Submit review.
6

Merge

Choose the merge button, such as Squash and merge. To use another method, pick it from the menu beside the button. Confirm with Merge pull request.
Reviews page with the Waiting for review, Drafts and All open tabs, repository and checks filters, a search box and a table of pull requests with Checks, Size, Reviewers and Updated columns
The Reviews list
Pull request page with the AI review, Merge and Review buttons, the changed files, and a side panel with Merge readiness, Reviewers, Checks and AI review
A pull request with its AI review

Let an agent fix the findings

  • On a line comment, choose Send to agent to pass it to the session that opened the pull request, or Fix in new session to start one. Add a Note for the agent if you like.
  • In the AOSplane review panel, choose Fix findings, then Start fixing. The session pushes to the pull request’s branch, never force-pushes, and stops if anyone else pushes. It’s billed like any session.

Turn on automatic reviews

1

Open Add-ons

Open Billing, then Add-ons.
2

Switch it on

On the Code review card, turn on Review pull requests automatically.
3

Adjust the settings

Choose Manage and change Review settings. They apply to every connected repository.
Code review sheet scrolled to the Review settings: Review automatically, Start automatic reviews, Draft pull requests, Reviews per pull request per day, Outside contributors, When review credits run out and Largest automatic review
Code review settings
SettingDefault
Start automatic reviewsOn every push (or only When a pull request is opened)
Draft pull requestsOff: drafts wait until they’re marked ready
Reviews per pull request per day5 (1 to 10)
Outside contributorsOnly when a member asks
When review credits run outPay from balance (or Pause reviews)
Largest automatic reviewLarge

Start work from GitHub

  • Mention @aosplane in an issue, a pull request comment or a new issue’s description to start a session. AOSplane replies with a link, then a summary.
  • On an agent’s pull request, a mention goes to that agent’s session.
  • Comment exactly @aosplane review on a pull request to ask for an AI review, for example on an outside contributor’s pull request.

You need your GitHub account connected, an Engineer, Admin or Owner role, and write access to the repository. The repository must be linked to a project with an agent. Pull requests from forks are refused.

Good to know

  • Your plan includes review credits each month: Free 25, Starter 300, Team 1,000, Enterprise custom.
  • A review costs credits by size: Small 1, Medium 2 (200+ changed lines or 10+ files), Large 4 (1,000+ lines or 40+ files). Another review of the same pull request in the same period costs 1.
  • Credits come from your plan, then review credit packs (Buy review credits, valid 12 months), then your credit balance.
  • Each commit is reviewed once. Push a new commit to get a new review.
  • In project Settings › Pull requests, admins choose what happens when CI fails on an agent’s pull request (Tell me or Try to fix automatically) and can turn on Fix review findings on agent pull requests automatically.
  • Only linked repositories show up. If one is missing, see Repositories.