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Visit the GitHub Marketplace listing and click Install it for free (or Set up a plan for Pro). You can install it on all repositories in your organization, or select specific repositories. The reviewer will start automatically on your next pull request — no additional configuration is required.

A review is triggered when a pull request is:

• Opened — new PR created
• Synchronised — new commits pushed to an existing PR
• Reopened — a closed PR is reopened

Reviews are only posted when Salesforce-specific files are detected in the diff (e.g., .cls, .trigger, .html in LWC folders, .flow-meta.xml). PRs with no Salesforce files are silently skipped.

The reviewer analyses the following file types when they appear in a PR diff:

• Apex classes (.cls) and triggers (.trigger)
• Lightning Web Components (.html, .js, .css in LWC paths)
• Aura components (.cmp, .app, .evt)
• Flows and Process Builder (.flow-meta.xml)
• Visualforce pages and components (.page, .component)
• Object definitions (.object-meta.xml, field metadata)
• Permission sets and profiles (.permissionset-meta.xml, .profile-meta.xml)

Review limits are counted per GitHub organization or user account, not per repository or per seat. The count resets on the first day of each calendar month. When the limit is reached, the App will post a comment on the PR letting you know that the limit has been hit, along with a link to upgrade.

• Free plan: 10 reviews per month
• Pro plan: 50 reviews per month

A "review" is counted only when Salesforce files are detected in the PR. Events with no Salesforce files do not consume your limit.

No. Review counts are keyed to your GitHub account login, not the installation ID. Reinstalling the App generates a new installation ID but the same account login, so the count carries over. This prevents the limit from being gamed by cycling installations.

The limit is shared across your entire GitHub organization. If your org has 10 active contributors all opening PRs, all reviews are counted against the same monthly quota. This is because billing is per organization, not per seat.

Billing is handled entirely by GitHub Marketplace. We never see or store your payment card information. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel your plan at any time from your GitHub account settings under Billing → GitHub Marketplace.

When you cancel, your plan reverts to Free at the end of the current billing cycle. You will not be charged for the next month.

The Free plan gives you 10 reviews per month at no cost — use this to evaluate the quality before upgrading. There is no separate time-limited trial for the Pro plan, but you can upgrade and cancel at any time.

Common reasons a review is not posted:

• No Salesforce files changed — the PR only modified non-Salesforce files (e.g., .md, .json).
• Monthly limit reached — check if a limit-reached comment was posted instead.
• Review already posted — the App is idempotent. If a review was already posted for the same commit SHA, it won't post again.
• GitHub API rate limit — rare, but the App backs off and skips the review rather than fail noisily.
• Large PR — PRs with more than ~20,000 tokens of Salesforce file content are skipped. Split large PRs into smaller batches.

If none of the above apply, please open a GitHub issue with your PR URL (public repos only) and we'll investigate.

Rule configuration is not supported in the current version. The reviewer analyses all categories (Apex, LWC, Flow, general) on every review. If there is strong demand for per-category configuration, we will consider it in a future release — please open a GitHub issue to upvote the feature.

Your source code is transmitted to our AI processing partner's API for analysis and is never stored by our application. It is held in process memory only for the duration of the review (typically under 30 seconds), then discarded.

Our AI processing partner does not use API inputs to train its models by default. See our Privacy Policy for full details.

Pro plan reviews use a more powerful AI model, making it better suited for complex Apex and multi-file architectural analysis.