Why doesn't CodeRabbit support Bitbucket?

CodeRabbit focuses on GitHub and GitLab, which have larger market share. Bitbucket's different API structure and smaller user base make it less prioritized by most AI code review tools. Git AutoReview is the only tool with full Bitbucket Cloud, Server, and Data Center support.

How long does setup take?

5 minutes. Install Git AutoReview from VS Code Marketplace (1 click), create an App Password or Personal Access Token in Bitbucket (2 minutes), add your repo in settings (1 minute), and start reviewing.

Is this secure for enterprise use?

Yes. Your code goes directly to your chosen AI provider (Anthropic, Google, OpenAI) via BYOK. Git AutoReview never stores your code. Works behind corporate firewall for Bitbucket Server/Data Center. App Passwords and tokens are stored encrypted in VS Code SecretStorage.

What permissions does Git AutoReview need?

For Bitbucket Cloud: Account Read, Repositories Read/Write, Pull Requests Read/Write. For Server/DC: Repository Read/Write, Pull Request Read/Write. These allow reading PR diffs and posting comments after your approval.

Can I try before buying?

Yes. Free tier includes 3 reviews per day without registration, or 10 per day after email registration. No credit card required.

Does Git AutoReview work behind a corporate firewall?

Yes, for Bitbucket Server/Data Center. Git AutoReview connects directly from your machine to your Bitbucket instance. No external services are involved except the AI provider you choose (Anthropic, Google, or OpenAI).

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Bitbucket AI Code Review

The Only AI Code Review Tool with Full Bitbucket Support

CodeRabbit, Qodo, and Bito don't support Bitbucket. Git AutoReview does — with full support for Bitbucket Cloud, Server, and Data Center. Human-in-the-loop approval. Multi-model AI. Setup in 5 minutes.

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Bitbucket Support Comparison

Git AutoReview

Full Support

CodeRabbit

No Support

Qodo

No Support

Bito

No Support

Why Bitbucket Users Need Git AutoReview

Without AI Code Review

• Manual bug detection takes hours
• No automated security scanning
• Inconsistent review quality
• Bottlenecks with senior developers
• Limited analytics on code health

With Git AutoReview

• AI finds bugs in seconds (Claude, Gemini, GPT)
• Automated security vulnerability detection
• Consistent reviews across all PRs
• Human approval before publishing
• Works behind corporate firewall

Setup by Platform

Bitbucket Cloud

bitbucket.org hosted service

How to set up

1Go to Bitbucket Settings → App passwords
2Click "Create app password"
3Name it "Git AutoReview"
4Select the required permissions (see list below)
5Copy the generated password
6Open Git AutoReview Settings (Cmd+Shift+P → "Git AutoReview: Open Settings")
7Go to the Repositories tab and click "Add Repository"
8Select "Bitbucket Cloud" as the platform
9Enter your workspace slug and repository name
10Paste the App Password when prompted

Create App Password

Required Permissions

Account: Read
Repositories: Read, Write
Pull requests: Read, Write

Authentication: App Password — stored encrypted in VS Code SecretStorage

Bitbucket Server

Self-hosted Bitbucket (v7.x+)

How to set up

1Go to your Bitbucket Server profile → Personal Access Tokens
2Click "Create token"
3Name it "Git AutoReview" and select Repository + Pull Request permissions
4Copy the generated token
5Open Git AutoReview Settings (Cmd+Shift+P → "Git AutoReview: Open Settings")
6Go to the Repositories tab and click "Add Repository"
7Select "Bitbucket Server" as the platform
8Enter your Bitbucket Server URL (e.g., https://bitbucket.company.com)
9Enter the project key and repository name
10Paste your token when prompted

Required Permissions

Repository: Read, Write
Pull Request: Read, Write

Authentication: HTTP Access Token — stored encrypted in VS Code SecretStorage

Bitbucket Data Center

Enterprise clustered deployment

How to set up

1Same setup as Bitbucket Server — Data Center uses the same API
2Use your Data Center URL as the server address
3Make sure your machine can reach the Data Center instance on the network

Required Permissions

Repository: Read, Write
Pull Request: Read, Write

Authentication: HTTP Access Token — stored encrypted in VS Code SecretStorage

Security & Privacy

Credentials stored in VS Code SecretStorage (encrypted via OS keychain)
Code sent only to your chosen AI provider
No data stored on Git AutoReview servers
Works behind corporate firewalls (Server/DC)

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The Only AI Code Review Tool with Full Bitbucket Support

Bitbucket Support Comparison

Git AutoReview

Full Support

CodeRabbit

No Support

Qodo

No Support

Bito

No Support

Why Bitbucket Users Need Git AutoReview

Without AI Code Review

• Manual bug detection takes hours
• No automated security scanning
• Inconsistent review quality
• Bottlenecks with senior developers
• Limited analytics on code health

With Git AutoReview

• AI finds bugs in seconds (Claude, Gemini, GPT)
• Automated security vulnerability detection
• Consistent reviews across all PRs
• Human approval before publishing
• Works behind corporate firewall

Setup by Platform

Bitbucket Cloud

bitbucket.org hosted service

How to set up

1Go to Bitbucket Settings → App passwords
2Click "Create app password"
3Name it "Git AutoReview"
4Select the required permissions (see list below)
5Copy the generated password
6Open Git AutoReview Settings (Cmd+Shift+P → "Git AutoReview: Open Settings")
7Go to the Repositories tab and click "Add Repository"
8Select "Bitbucket Cloud" as the platform
9Enter your workspace slug and repository name
10Paste the App Password when prompted

Create App Password

Required Permissions

Account: Read
Repositories: Read, Write
Pull requests: Read, Write

Authentication: App Password — stored encrypted in VS Code SecretStorage

Bitbucket Server

Self-hosted Bitbucket (v7.x+)

How to set up

1Go to your Bitbucket Server profile → Personal Access Tokens
2Click "Create token"
3Name it "Git AutoReview" and select Repository + Pull Request permissions
4Copy the generated token
5Open Git AutoReview Settings (Cmd+Shift+P → "Git AutoReview: Open Settings")
6Go to the Repositories tab and click "Add Repository"
7Select "Bitbucket Server" as the platform
8Enter your Bitbucket Server URL (e.g., https://bitbucket.company.com)
9Enter the project key and repository name
10Paste your token when prompted

Required Permissions

Repository: Read, Write
Pull Request: Read, Write

Authentication: HTTP Access Token — stored encrypted in VS Code SecretStorage

Bitbucket Data Center

Enterprise clustered deployment

How to set up

1Same setup as Bitbucket Server — Data Center uses the same API
2Use your Data Center URL as the server address
3Make sure your machine can reach the Data Center instance on the network

Required Permissions

Repository: Read, Write
Pull Request: Read, Write

Authentication: HTTP Access Token — stored encrypted in VS Code SecretStorage