You’ll have Mesrai reviewing your first pull request in about five minutes. The flow:

1. 1

   Create your workspace

   Sign up with email + password, or with Google, GitHub, or GitLab single sign-on.

2. 2

   Connect your Git provider

   GitHub

   Two ways to connect — pick OAuth for cleaner audit trails:

   • OAuth (recommended): Click Connect via OAuth. GitHub redirects you to its consent screen.
     • ✅ Reviews post as a dedicated Mesrai bot account
     • ✅ Clean separation between human and AI comments
     • Owner-level access required on the org
     • Pick the repos you want Mesrai to see — adjust later
   • Token (PAT): Reviews post under your own user. See the GitHub Token setup guide.

   On GitHub Enterprise Server? Allowlist Mesrai’s IP 52.55.217.197 in your network firewall before you connect.

   GitLab

   Same OAuth-or-token choice as GitHub:

   • OAuth (recommended): Click Connect via OAuth — GitLab handles consent.
     • ✅ Reviews post as a dedicated Mesrai bot
     • Pick repos at connection time
   • Token (PAT): Reviews post under your user. See the GitLab Token setup guide.

   Running self-hosted GitLab? Allowlist Mesrai’s IP 52.55.217.197 in your firewall first.

   Bitbucket

   Connect with an app password:

   • Token: See the Bitbucket Token setup guide.

   On Bitbucket Data Center (self-hosted)? Allowlist 52.55.217.197 in your firewall.

   Azure DevOps

   Connect with a PAT:

   • Token: See the Azure DevOps Token setup guide.

   On Azure DevOps Server? Allowlist 52.55.217.197 first.
3. 3

   Pick repositories

   Tick the repos you want Mesrai to review. You can change the set anytime from settings.

4. 4

   Trigger your first review

   Choose a pull request and ask Mesrai to review it. Comments land on the PR directly. After this one-off run, Mesrai automatically reviews every new PR you open.

5. 5

   That's it 🔥

   Mesrai now sits on the webhook. Push a commit, open a PR — feedback shows up inline within seconds.

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