Commands
Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.sourcery.ai/llms.txt
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You drive Sourcery from pull request comments. Mention @sourcery-ai followed by a command, or reply in a thread to chat. The handle is the same on GitHub and GitLab, and variants such as @sourceryai also work.
Commands
Section titled “Commands”Post the handle and the command as their own comment, for example @sourcery-ai review.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
review | Runs a full review on demand and resets the per-pull-request re-review counter. |
summary | Regenerates the summary in the pull request description. |
guide | Regenerates the reviewer’s guide comment. |
title | Regenerates the pull request title. |
resolve | Resolves Sourcery’s open review comments on the pull request. |
dismiss | Dismisses the Sourcery review status check. |
create issue | Creates a GitHub issue from a review comment. Works only as a reply inside a review comment thread (GitHub only). |
Anything that isn’t a command becomes chat. A reply in a thread Sourcery started goes to its chat handler, so you can ask a follow-up question on a comment and get an answer in the same thread. A top-level pull request comment is only read as chat when it mentions @sourcery-ai. Comments from bots are ignored, so a thread doesn’t loop.
@sourcery-ai review resets the per-pull-request re-review counter and runs a fresh full review. See re-reviews for what the counter controls.