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Mention @cloudthinker-ai in any merge request or pull request comment to trigger commands — autofix findings, ask questions about the review, or get help.
Mention commands are currently available on GitLab and GitHub only. Bitbucket and Azure DevOps support is coming soon.

Commands


How autofix works

1

Comment

Post @cloudthinker-ai autofix (or @cloudthinker-ai autofix stacked pr) as a comment on the MR/PR
2

Analyze

CloudThinker picks up all unresolved findings from the review
3

Fix

An agent implements fixes for each finding, following your codebase conventions
4

Push

CloudThinker commits and pushes the changes automatically. Direct autofix uses the original source branch; stacked autofix uses its session branch and opens a follow-up MR/PR.

Direct vs. stacked PR

  • @cloudthinker-ai autofix — Commits and pushes directly to the original MR/PR source branch. Findings are marked resolved after fixing.
  • @cloudthinker-ai autofix stacked pr — Creates and pushes a session branch, then opens a follow-up MR/PR targeting the original source branch. Findings stay open for your review.

Free-form questions

Ask anything about the code review by mentioning @cloudthinker-ai followed by your question:

Thread-aware context

  • Reply in a finding’s thread — The agent sees only that specific finding’s details (severity, file, line, suggested fix), giving you a focused answer.
  • Top-level comment — The agent sees all unresolved findings from the review, giving you a broader perspective.

Supported providers


Tips

  • One autofix at a time — Only one autofix can run per MR/PR. Wait for the current one to finish before starting another.
  • Reuse conversation context — Free-form replies in the same thread reuse the conversation context, so follow-up questions build on previous answers.
  • Autofix pushes automatically — Autofix does not pause for human approval before pushing changes.

Code Review Setup

Connect your repositories for automated code review

Convention Rules

Customize what CloudThinker checks in your code