Releasesby GlyphCodeRabbit API and hosted MCP server | GitHub Cloud | CodeRabbit Cloud
CodeRabbit expanded its API to cover over 150 product operations for managing pull request reviews, coding tasks, security scans, and configuration settings. A hosted MCP server is also available at mcp.coderabbit.ai for integration with MCP clients.
Also shipped Nov 13, 2026CodeRabbit in November 2026 →
AI Function task support in Declarative Automation Bundles (Beta)
Databricks introduced Beta support for AI Function tasks within Declarative Automation Bundles.
Give agents only the access they need
Buildkite released token permissions and queue scopes for agent tokens, allowing teams to restrict agent capabilities and limit job acceptance to specific queues.
Many-to-many relationships in semantic views (Preview)
Snowflake Cortex AI launched a public preview for modeling many-to-many relationships between logical tables within semantic views.
BigQuery connections for MySQL, Oracle, and PostgreSQL are in preview
Google Cloud introduced BigQuery federated query connections to MySQL, Oracle, and PostgreSQL in public preview.
Upcoming deprecation of selected GitHub Copilot models in December
GitHub announced the upcoming deprecation of several Copilot models on December 14, 2026, including Claude Fable 5, Gemini 3.8 Flash, and Grok 4.6.
Aurora PostgreSQL with express configuration now supported in CloudFormation
AWS added support for Aurora PostgreSQL express configuration in CloudFormation, enabling single-property automated cluster creation and faster serverless database setup.
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Configuration directory | GitHub Cloud | CodeRabbit Cloud
CodeRabbit now supports configuring review instructions and custom pre-merge checks using Markdown files in a .coderabbit directory. Rules defined inside a package or service directory automatically scope to that folder.
Generate docstrings and Docstring Coverage retired | All platforms
Generate docstrings and Docstring Coverage retired The Generate docstrings finishing touch and the Docstring Coverage pre-merge check are retired. The walkthrough no longer offers docstrings, @coderabbitai generate docstrings replies with a retirement notice, and pull requests no longer get a Docstring Coverage result.
Configuration source | GitHub Cloud | CodeRabbit Cloud
Configuration source | A repository's Configuration source setting decides which branch its .coderabbit.yaml is read from. Default branch reviews pull requests with the default branch's latest YAML instead of the copy on each PR branch, so a configuration change reaches open pull requests at their next review.
Delta scan full-scan fallback | GitHub | CodeRabbit Cloud
Delta scan full-scan fallback | Delta scans require 15% verified coverage, and automation targets accept 16% to 100%. When a configured trigger is reached, automation starts a full Deep Scan below 15% coverage or after a delta since the baseline was refused because too many files changed.
API organization names | GitHub Cloud
API organization names Workspace API tokens can select GitHub Cloud organizations by login using org_name , avoiding a provider-ID lookup. Existing org_id inputs and permissions remain supported. Name selection is available on the US API; EU availability follows its regional deployment. See organization selection for REST and CLI examples.
Review conversations and Triage priority | API
CodeRabbit now allows organizations to access GitHub review-thread comments and set triage priority via REST or hosted MCP. This requires appropriate repository permissions and an active review seat.
CodeRabbit for JetBrains IDEs | IDE Extension, Beta
CodeRabbit for JetBrains IDEs CodeRabbit now reviews your code inside IntelliJ IDEA, PyCharm, WebStorm, and other JetBrains IDEs, so you can catch issues before you push, without leaving the IDE you already work in. Findings show up in a CodeRabbit tool window and in the editor gutter, right next to the code they're about.
Risk instructions | All platforms | Essentials
Risk instructions | Risk instructions tell CodeRabbit what is risky and what is routine in your codebase. With Automatic Approvals and a merge risk limit , CodeRabbit approves routine pull requests and holds back the changes your instructions flag, so reviewers spend their time on real risk, not on a typo fixed in a comment.