Greptile CLI product (detailed description unavailable in evidence blocks).
What customers say
“Greptile helps the team do their best work. It levels everybody up and helps ensure that we're all proud of our code”
Anirudh KamathTech Lead · BrowserbaseGreptile customer
“Greptile has been the first AI code review tool I've used that actually provides useful feedback on PRs. It's catching issues that human reviewers easily miss and giving senior-level suggestions to boot”
Chase GladishCTO · RollCreditsGreptile customer
“We've been impressed by Greptile's code review quality. It's tightened our feedback loops, improved consistency, and freed up engineers to focus on higher-level design and architecture.”
Mark TranEng. Manager · WorkOSGreptile customer
Greptile reports that NVIDIA uses its code reviewer across Perforce and GitLab, with custom coding standards and integrations. One team's average time to merge fell from more than 24 hours to six; this outcome is not…
Greptile reports that Coinbase uses its reviewer alongside the internally built Forge agent and other security and review tools. The story reports more than 25,000 pull requests reviewed and roughly 49,000 issues…
Greptile reports that Gumloop uses its code reviewer as an additional safety net where test coverage is limited. The story describes catching leftover template logic and using one-click fixes as part of the team's daily…
Greptile released version 3.2.3 of its command-line interface (CLI). The updated tool allows developers to conduct local code reviews, manage configurations, and interact with the service directly from their terminal before pushing changes to a repository. Key features include the ability to review specific branches, integrate custom instructions, and inspect effective review configurations. The CLI supports installation via Homebrew or npm and is designed to integrate into CI/CD workflows using API keys.
