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Code review becomes delivery work

Connect Greptile review findings, repository knowledge, and scoped review rules to your engineering workflow. Use actual review comments, stored addressed states, and citations to build an actionable engineering queue.

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What you can do with Greptile.

  • Findings with source evidence

    Use actual review comments, stored addressed states, and citations to build an actionable engineering queue.

  • Review rules that persist

    Save explicitly scoped review guidance so future reviews use your team's conventions.

  • Repository knowledge in reach

    Read published repository documents and connect them to implementation work while preserving truncation and source limits.

Get started in three steps.

01

Open your workspace

Start a SPIRITT workspace to build a review operations app. Bring the operating rules and source records you want it to use.

A workspace connected to software projects
02

Connect Greptile

Connect your Greptile account with access to the records and actions your mission needs. Connect the companion apps you want involved in the handoff.

SPIRITT Workspace input reading Connect me to Greptile, with the Greptile icon in a compact app tile.
03

Delegate an outcome

Start with: Build a review operations app. Define the account scope, approval rules, and destination for the result. SPIRITT runs the work and verifies the outcome.

Code, project files, and recurring workflow arrows

Code review becomes delivery work

Questions

Greptile, with SPIRITT.

01Can it turn review findings into work?+
Use actual review comments, stored addressed states, and citations to build an actionable engineering queue. Build a Supabase-backed queue showing severity, stored addressed state, and source references, then create Linear tasks for approved priorities.
02Can it save review rules for future runs?+
Save explicitly scoped review guidance so future reviews use your team's conventions. Retrieve the saved rule and record its ID in Notion for future review governance.
03How does it use repository knowledge?+
Read published repository documents and connect them to implementation work while preserving truncation and source limits. Build a Notion onboarding guide with source versions and GitHub source checks where documents are incomplete.
04What do I connect to get started with Greptile?+
Connect your Greptile account, identify the records or project scope for the mission, and provide the operating rules. For build a review operations app, start with the source inputs described in that mission and authorize the companion apps used for its handoffs.
05Does a new commit mean a finding was fixed?+
No. Greptile stores addressed flags, while commit timing only shows that commits occurred after a review. SPIRITT uses those distinct signals, inspects source changes through a connected repository, and verifies fixes before calling them resolved.
06Can it prove a repository has no matching review issue?+
Not from a truncated search. Review and knowledge searches have result or scan limits, and some document reads return only a prefix. SPIRITT narrows the query or inspects repository source when missing evidence matters.
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