Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between 1afc12d and 055eca4.

• .coderabbit.yaml (1 hunks)

.coderabbit.yaml (10)

1-1: Schema Reference Check
The schema reference at the very top (# yaml-language-server: $schema=https://coderabbit.ai/integrations/schema.v2.json) looks fine. Just make sure that the URL is correct and the file is accessible by the YAML language server you’re using.

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2-3: Language and Tone Settings
The language: en-US (line 2) and the tone_instructions: You should use tone like Linus Torvalds (line 3) are set exactly as expected. These values conform to the schema, and the tone instruction is appropriately evocative.

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4-6: Feature Toggles Validation
The flags early_access: false (line 4), enable_free_tier: true (line 5), and auto_resolve_threads: true (line 6) are all correctly specified. They match the intended default behavior as per the configuration schema.

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7-32: Reviews Block Configuration
The entire reviews: block (lines 7-32) is defined with explicit values—from the profile selection (profile: chill) to the various summary and status settings. This level of detail minimizes ambiguity. Verify that none of these explicit settings conflict with any upcoming workflow changes.

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33-39: Auto Review Settings
The auto_review sub-block (lines 33-39) sets parameters like enabled: true and auto_incremental_review: true, which appear to be in line with your automation goals. Just double-check that empty arrays for ignore_title_keywords and labels are what you actually need.

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40-42: Finishing Touches & Docstrings
The finishing_touches: block (lines 40-42) enables docstrings generation under docstrings: enabled: true. This is straightforward and complies with the schema.

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43-98: Tool Integrations Overview
The tools: section (lines 43-98) comprehensively covers each integration—from ast-grep and shellcheck to semgrep and circleci. All the settings (like enabling/disabling and default values for timeouts or configurations) are well in line with the schema. Keep an eye on the enabled flags though; if any tool’s integration is updated, these defaults may need to be revisited.

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99-100: Chat Configuration
The chat: block (lines 99-100) currently only includes auto_reply: true. While other chat settings (like create_issues and integrations) are not explicitly mentioned, they will inherit their default values from the schema. Make sure this minimal setup is intended.

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101-116: Knowledge Base Settings
The knowledge_base: block (lines 101-116) is set up nicely with all the necessary sub-objects, like web_search, learnings, issues, jira, linear, and pull_requests. Each of these is consistent with the schema defaults and seems to be configured per the intentions for the integration.

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117-119: Code Generation Docstrings Configuration
The code_generation: block (lines 117-119) specifically configures docstrings to use language: en-US. This setting is perfectly valid and aligns with your configuration schema for code generation.