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59-60: Enhanced Description of Agentic Chat Multi-Step Flow
The paragraph now gives detailed insight into how CodeRabbit Agentic Chat supports multi-step flows involving planning and execution. One point to verify: the term “multi-step” is used—static analysis hints suggest that this compound might be formatted as “multistep” in some style guides. Please check for consistency with your overall documentation.
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2-4: Title, Sidebar, and Description Update Verified
The updates to the title, sidebar label, and description clearly communicate the expanded functionality to include both general chat and agentic chat. This change improves clarity for users navigating the documentation.
8-8: Header “CodeRabbit Chat” Confirmation
The header is clear and appropriately introduces the section on CodeRabbit Chat.
38-41: New “Code Definition Integration” Section Added
This new section effectively explains that CodeRabbit Chat can extract code symbol definitions from the symbol graph. The instructions on how to disable the feature using theENABLE_CODE_GRAPHenvironment variable are straightforward and helpful.
55-57: Configuration Changes and Agentic Chat Header Update
The updated content in this segment now clearly differentiates the configuration management capabilities from the agentic chat features. The header “# Agentic Chat (Chat with Planning)” accurately sets expectations for the following content.
61-61: Clarification of Post-Workflow Limitations
This line clearly communicates that CodeRabbit will not modify already-opened pull requests, setting the correct expectations for users to follow up manually.
63-63: Availability and Early Access Notice for Agentic Chat
The final updated line effectively informs users that Agentic Chat is currently only available on GitHub issues, pull requests, and review comments, and it highlights the early access status of the feature.
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60-68: Agentic Chat Section: Ensure Naming Consistency and ClarityWithin the "Agentic Chat (Chat with Planning)" section:
- On line 62, the text uses “Agent chat” while the header and overall context use “Agentic Chat.” For consistency, consider changing “Agent chat” to “Agentic Chat.”
- On line 68, the sentence regarding availability (“Agentic Chat is currently only available on Github issue, pull request and pull request review comments. Agentic Chat is an early access product currently.”) could be rephrased for smoother flow—e.g., “Agentic Chat is currently available on GitHub issues, pull requests, and review comments, and is in early access.”
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Context: ...equest review comments. Agentic Chat is an early access product currently. ### Help and Feedback Need help? Joi...(AI_HYDRA_LEO_WORD_ORDER)
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68-68: Heading levels should only increment by one level at a time
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69-70: Heading Level Consistency for Help & FeedbackThe "Help & Feedback" section currently uses a level-3 heading (lines 69–70). According to markdownlint rules, the heading levels should increment by one at a time. If "Help & Feedback" is intended as a major section equivalent to other top-level sections, consider changing its heading level to h2 for consistency.
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docs/guides/commands.md (1)
36-41: New Agentic Chat Commands Section is Clear and ConsistentThe newly added "Agentic Chat Commands" section (lines 36–41) follows the established table format and clearly documents the command
@coderabbitai plan. The description succinctly explains its purpose—to plan an edit for previous comments—aligning well with the overall command system.docs/guides/agent_chat.md (3)
2-4: Updated Metadata Reflects Combined Chat FunctionalityThe YAML header now shows “Chat and Agentic Chat” for the title, sidebar label, and description, which clearly communicates the dual functionality. This update meets the PR objective and sets a consistent tone for the document.
38-41: Clear Description of Code Definition IntegrationThe new "Code Definition Integration" section (lines 38–41) is informative and provides guidance on how CodeRabbit Chat utilizes code symbol definitions, including instructions on turning off the feature via the
ENABLE_CODE_GRAPHenvironment variable.
56-59: Enhanced Configuration Changes SectionThe "Configuration Changes" section (lines 56–59) now describes CodeRabbit’s ability to manage its configuration settings dynamically. The explanation is concise and improves the document’s guidance on adapting to project requirements.
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