Gill's prediction has come true: developers are now regularly using AI coding assistants to generate code, but the output is often buggy, forcing engineers to spend a lot of time on corrections. CodeRabbit can help catch some of the errors. The business has been growing 20% a month and is now making more than $15 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), according to Gill.
95% of developers now rely on AI‑assisted tooling to accelerate their workflows and catch critical bugs before they ship, indicating a significant shift towards AI solutions in software development.
CodeRabbit's foundational capability is its continuous, context-aware pull request (PR) analysis. Once a PR is opened, CodeRabbit launches a full AI-powered review, surfacing actionable feedback without human involvement. The experience blends static review conventions with natural language explanations and inline suggestions.