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Summary by CodeRabbit

  • New Features

    • Added support for reviewing pull requests and merge requests from both GitHub and GitLab platforms, including configuration options for platform selection and GitLab instance URLs.
    • Introduced a comprehensive environment variable template file for easier configuration.
    • Added detailed, optimized prompt templates for automated code reviews, including language-specific and security-focused reviews.
  • Documentation

    • Added full product documentation covering features, architecture, usage, and FAQs.
    • Enhanced usage guides and quickstart instructions for GitLab integration and multi-platform support.
    • Updated documentation to clarify model naming, email defaults, and review commands.
    • Improved code and function docstrings to specify GitHub/GitLab support and clarify parameters.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected model naming inconsistencies in documentation.
  • Style

    • Minor formatting and whitespace improvements in documentation.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces multi-platform support for reviewing pull requests and merge requests from both GitHub and GitLab. It adds a comprehensive .env.sample file for environment configuration, a new product documentation file, and an extensive set of optimized prompt templates for AI-driven code review. The command-line interface and documentation are updated to clarify GitLab integration, model naming, and usage instructions. The code evaluator now uses dynamic, language-aware prompts and structured JSON output for improved review quality. No breaking changes are introduced to public APIs, but function signatures and docstrings are enhanced for clarity and platform flexibility.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
.env.sample New sample environment variable file added, providing template configurations for platform tokens, LLM providers (OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, DeepSeek, MindConnect), email notifications, developer evaluation filters, and logging. Fully commented in Chinese.
product.md New product documentation file introduced, detailing CodeDog’s overview, architecture, features, usage, best practices, FAQs, and technical specifications.
codedog/templates/optimized_code_review_prompt.py New file with comprehensive, structured prompt templates and regex patterns for AI-based code review, including system, user, PR summary, focused, and security review prompts, as well as language-specific review considerations for Python, JavaScript, and Java.
run_codedog.py Adds support for GitLab PR/MR review alongside GitHub. Updates CLI to accept --platform and --gitlab-url arguments, initializes appropriate clients and retrievers, and handles platform-specific error checking. Updates generate_full_report function signature and flow to support multi-platform review. CLI help and usage examples updated.
run_codedog_commit.py Expanded comments and docstrings to clarify support for both GitHub and GitLab repositories via local Git commit analysis. No logic or control flow changes.
codedog/utils/code_evaluator.py Replaces static prompts with imported, optimized, template-driven prompts. Dynamically determines language from diffs, appends language-specific considerations, and enforces structured JSON output for code review results. No changes to public function signatures.
README.md Updates model naming for consistency (removes MindConnect R1, corrects DeepSeek R1). Expands quickstart usage with explicit GitHub and GitLab PR/MR review commands. Adds section on GitLab integration, token setup, and usage for self-hosted instances. Improves clarity on platform support.
UPDATES.md Clarifies PR/MR review commands in documentation. Expands example commands to show GitHub and GitLab usage, including self-hosted GitLab. Minor whitespace fix.
docs/commit_review.md Updates the default email address for sending code review results when no email is configured.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant EnvLoader
    participant GitHubClient
    participant GitLabClient
    participant Retriever
    participant Evaluator
    participant Reporter
    participant Emailer

    User->>CLI: Run `run_codedog.py pr ... --platform [github|gitlab] ...`
    CLI->>EnvLoader: Load environment variables
    CLI->>CLI: Parse arguments (repository, PR/MR number, platform, gitlab_url)
    alt platform is github
        CLI->>GitHubClient: Initialize with GITHUB_TOKEN
        CLI->>Retriever: Use GitHubRetriever
    else platform is gitlab
        CLI->>GitLabClient: Initialize with GITLAB_TOKEN, gitlab_url
        CLI->>Retriever: Use GitLabRetriever
    end
    CLI->>Retriever: Fetch PR/MR data and diffs
    CLI->>Evaluator: Generate code/PR review using optimized prompts
    Evaluator->>Evaluator: Analyze code, score, generate JSON output
    CLI->>Reporter: Create Markdown report
    CLI->>Reporter: Save report to file
    alt email addresses provided
        CLI->>Emailer: Send report via email
    end
    CLI->>User: Output report path or error
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In the warren, we leap with glee,
GitHub and GitLab—now both friends to me!
Prompts optimized, reviews so bright,
With JSON scores and insights right.
Docs and samples, all in a row,
CodeDog hops where good reviews grow!
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  • codedog/utils/code_evaluator.py (5 hunks)
  • docs/commit_review.md (1 hunks)
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  • run_codedog.py (11 hunks)
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@kratos06 kratos06 merged commit 355d160 into master Apr 22, 2025
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