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Pullfrog can automatically review pull requests, re-review when new commits land, and post concise summaries. All of these are configured in the Reviews section of the console.

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Auto-review new PRs

When enabled, Pullfrog reviews every new pull request (or every PR marked ready for review) using your selected model and review instructions. For smaller fixes, Pullfrog uses Suggest changes so you can apply updates directly from the review thread.

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Options

  • Include draft PRs — review PRs even before they’re marked ready
  • Allow Pullfrog to approve PRs — let Pullfrog submit approving reviews, not just comments and change requests
  • Include external contributor PRs (public repos) — review PRs from non-collaborators
You can also request a one-off review on any PR by mentioning @pullfrog in a comment.

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Re-review on new commits

When someone pushes new commits to a PR that Pullfrog already reviewed, it automatically performs an incremental re-review focused on just the new changes. This avoids duplicate feedback from earlier reviews. If a re-review is already running when more commits arrive, the running review picks up the latest commits automatically — no duplicate dispatches.

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Summarize PRs

When enabled, Pullfrog posts a short summary comment highlighting key changes when a new PR is opened. This runs independently of the review trigger, so you can use summaries without full reviews (or alongside them). You can customize the summary style with Summary instructions in the console.

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Review instructions

The Review instructions field in the Modes section of the console lets you guide what Pullfrog focuses on during reviews. These instructions apply to all review-related triggers (auto-review, re-review, and manual @pullfrog review requests).
External PRs work too. Pullfrog can update fork-based PRs and push changes back to the fork branch, as long as maintainers are allowed to edit the PR.