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Rules your reviews follow

Effective configuration shows every setting a review runs with and where it came from. Workspace policy can lock a key, the rule files you keep for coding agents apply too, and learnings are drafted from how your team answers findings.

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Chapters

What it covers

  • .inline.yml
  • Workspace policy
  • AI rule files
  • Learned rules

Where each rule an inline review follows comes from: .inline.yml, a locked workspace policy, AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md, and rules learned from your team.

Read about Repo memory

Transcript

The narration as spoken, by chapter. Select a time to play the film from there.

Intro

inline reviews every pull request by your team's own rules, and shows where each one came from.

Effective configuration

Commit a .inline.yml file, and Effective configuration shows every setting a review runs with, and where it came from.

Workspace policy

Workspace policy can lock a key, and no repository can override it.

Precedence

Otherwise, the most specific layer wins. Files are read from the default branch, so a pull request never configures its own review.

Directory and AI rule files

Directory files cover one part of the tree. And the rule files you keep for coding agents, AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md, Cursor rules, apply too.

Learnings

Learnings are house rules, taught on a pull request, or drafted from how your team answers findings.

Rule lifecycle

Three dismissals across three pull requests draft a suggestion. Agreement promotes it, and contradictions retire it.

Review context

Reviews can read related repositories too, read-only.

Review tools

And your own MCP servers: only the read-only tools you approve, held again if they change. inline. Reviews that follow your rules.

Put it on one repository

Connect GitHub or GitLab, enable a repo, and the next pull request opened gets a review.