CodeRabbit has hit $100 million in ARR, up 10x in just over a year.
Teams send us 3 million+ pull requests a week, because the agent that wrote the code shouldn't be the one to approve it.
We've grown so much that even Josh wants a job now!
We've increased CodeRabbit's engineering output roughly 20x in six months with the same sized engineering team. Marketing, sales, ops. All need to move at the same speed.
We're turning how we run the company into resources agents can read and work with:
• Agents launch and update campaigns, with changes reviewed before they go live.
• Codex builds slide decks and customer documents in our content studio.
• CodeRabbit Slack bot investigates incidents and support tickets, then proposes fixes as PRs.
We're moving more of the company's knowledge and workflows out of documents and into code. Plans, processes, and content become things agents can act on, with changes we can review and track.
Faster code isn't enough. The whole business has to keep up. I spoke with @OpenAI about the workflows we rebuilt and the bottlenecks we had to fix.
Full story below.
And... we are back! 6K PRs merged this week! After struggling with costs ($13M/yr!!) and reliability issues, we built our own CI platform within a week. And it's so good we are finding it hard to resist launching it as an external product.
Some mind-blowing stats:
- PR run: about 4–5 min, down from 8–12 on vendor CI
- In the last 7 days : about 36,000 PR and merge-queue runs, and 1.7M+ jobs
- 300k+ jobs on a busy weekday, and up to about 30k in a single hour
- Each run fans out into about 40 jobs on average, spread across 18 build clusters
Small, agent-pilled teams of less than 50 engineers can now ship at the level of sophistication that large tech companies were doing a decade ago!
Your gateway checks the token.
Your orders service trusts whatever user ID it gets handed, and whether that's a hole depends on network config sitting in a third repo.
CodeRabbit Secure now reads linked repos to find out. https://t.co/6HhMvBqezk
Hey OSS folks 👋 As you know, Jules is set to sunset. If you were using it for your OSS project, I'm happy to help.
We at @coderabbitai have a $10M commitment to open source and can help with credits if you get many PRs a month.
DM me or email santosh at https://t.co/UheihEtdmd
We put GPT-6 Cyber inside CodeRabbit’s security scan pipeline.
22 of 33 known vulnerabilities caught vs 19 for our production ensemble, and 66% more high and medium severity findings.
Full eval below.