Unrelated to the app itself. It's more about development experience.

I like pushing frequently and early, just so that my code is backed up and the bus factor is bigger than 1. Also, I am one of those guys who still use email in 2025. For every CodeRabbit message on my PRs, I get a thousand notifications. 30% of them are useful-ish, but the rest is just slop eating my precious time I could have otherwise spent on coding and fixing issues. Too many false positives to let it occupy my, or anyone's, mental space.

The UI/UX of CodeRabbit in PRs is horrendous and overwhelming. I prefer the calm of clearly formatted, monochromatic Markdown, and laconic writing of an actual developer, however illiterate, not tons of options I have to click with an actual mouse, color overload, and inability to read what machine actually wrote inside gh CLI.

Sure, I can say coderabbit stop to stop this hell for a single PR, but automatic reviews are a bad default. They leave bad taste in an outsider's mouth. Sure, you are free to run it whenever you'd like to augment your own reviews, but please, don't do that as a default. Dismissing bad output is annoying by itself. Dealing with bad output in a bad wrapper is even more so.