Skip to main content
Use Autter platform settings to control what Autter reviews and how your team receives feedback.
The hosted platform does not use the Autter CLI configuration file. CLI settings live in ~/.autter/config.json and are documented separately in CLI configuration.

​
Configuration areas

Team rules

Write standards in natural language and apply them to the repositories that need them.

Pipeline checks

Choose custom checks, generation steps, linters, and scanners for the pre-merge workflow.

Review behavior

Tune review sensitivity, feedback detail, triggers, and exclusions where those controls are available.

Integrations

Connect source control, issue trackers, notifications, and editor workflows.
1

Start with one repository

Connect an active repository with a review pattern your team understands.
2

Review the default feedback

Check whether findings are specific, actionable, and appropriate for your codebase.
3

Add a small number of team rules

Encode standards that reviewers already enforce consistently. Avoid broad rules that require subjective judgment.
4

Tune the pipeline

Enable focused checks for the repository’s languages, frameworks, and risk profile.
5

Expand after calibration

Roll the same configuration to more repositories after the team agrees on the signal quality.
Placeholder showing Autter platform settings for rules, review behavior, and pipeline checks