Enable code reviews

Rovo Dev code review is now Code Reviewer

Rovo Dev code review is now Code Reviewer. Code Reviewer is available with a paid Jira or Teamwork Collection subscription. You don't need a separate Rovo Dev subscription to use it.

With this transition, Code Reviewer uses Rovo credits under our usage-based pricing model. Rovo credit billing won’t start until December 3, 2026.

We're updating these pages to match. Until then, read How Code Reviewer uses Rovo credits and what's changing for Rovo Dev.

Rovo Dev can review pull requests in Bitbucket and GitHub, and highlight quality, security, and performance issues in your code.

It suggests best practice improvements for code quality and maintainability, and is designed to help give human reviewers time to focus on bigger, more complex issues.

If your pull request is linked to a Jira work item, Rovo Dev can check whether the code meets all the requirements or acceptance criteria.

And you can write custom instructions for code reviews, tailoring Rovo Dev’s comments to your unique standards, patterns, and preferences, so your team only gets the comments they find most useful.

Acceptance criteria checks and custom instructions are only available to users on a Rovo Dev Standard plan.

The pull request author’s Rovo Dev Standard plan must be on the Jira site connected to the Bitbucket workspace or GitHub organization the pull request is created in.


Code Reviewer is a premium AI feature that consumes Rovo credits. Find out how how Rovo credits work work for AI features.

 

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