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Install the hosted integration for pull request reviews. Install the CLI for line-level AI authorship. You can use both together.

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Connect the Autter platform

1

Sign in to Autter

Open the Autter platform and sign in. Create a trial organization or open an existing organization.
2

Choose how to start

Open repository selection. Choose I have repositories to connect for your own repository, or I don’t have a repo yet — set me up for a demo repository.
3

Connect GitHub and grant access

Complete the GitHub connection. Install the Autter GitHub App or review its access, then include the repositories Autter should review.
4

Add repositories to Autter

Return to Autter, select the repositories, and add them to your organization.
5

Verify with a pull request

Open or update a pull request in a connected repository, then look for Autter feedback and checks.
See GitHub setup for verification and troubleshooting.
Autter workspace setup asking whether to connect an existing repository or create a demo repository

Choose an existing repository or let Autter set up a demo repository.

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Install the Autter CLI

The Autter CLI supports macOS, Linux, Windows through WSL, and native Windows PowerShell.
The installer asks whether you want local-only mode or connected mode. You can change this choice later with autter onboard.

CLI installation guide

Verify the installation and configure your coding agents.

Data and privacy

Compare local-only and connected data handling before you choose a mode.

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Choose what to configure next

The platform works without a repository configuration file. Use platform settings to add natural-language rules and tune review behavior.

Platform configuration

See the customer-facing controls available in the Autter platform.

CLI configuration

Configure local storage, connected mode, telemetry, and hosted endpoints for autter.