Bugbot
Bugbot reviews your pull requests and catches bugs, security issues, and code quality problems.
Can Cursor review my PRs?
Yes, Bugbot is Cursor's automated PR review product. It analyzes every pull request for bugs, security vulnerabilities, and code quality issues, leaving inline comments with explanations and suggested fixes.
What is Bugbot?
Bugbot analyzes PR diffs and leaves comments with explanations and fix suggestions. It runs automatically on each PR update, or you can trigger it manually.
Some Teams and Individual plans include monthly Bugbot usage. You can enable usage-based billing for reviews on all PRs.
How do I set up Bugbot?
- Go to cursor.com/dashboard
- Navigate to the Integrations tab
- Click Connect GitHub (or Manage Connections if already connected)
- Follow the GitHub installation flow
- Return to the dashboard to enable Bugbot on specific repositories
For GitLab, GitHub Enterprise Server, or self-hosted setups, see the GitHub or GitLab integration pages.
How do I trigger a review?
Bugbot runs automatically when a PR is created or updated. To trigger a review manually, comment cursor review or bugbot run on any PR.
How do I customize what Bugbot checks?
Create .cursor/BUGBOT.md files in your repository to give Bugbot project-specific review guidelines. Bugbot always includes the root file and traverses upward from changed files to find relevant context.
Team admins can also create organization-wide rules from the Bugbot dashboard.
What does Bugbot include?
Bugbot includes reviews on all PRs across your repositories, access to Bugbot rules, and the ability to set the effort level Bugbot uses for reviews.
Bugbot Teams includes code reviews on all PRs, analytics and reporting, effort level controls, and advanced rules and settings.
See the full pricing details.
How do I fix Bugbot not reviewing my PRs?
- Comment cursor review verbose=true on the PR for detailed logs and a request ID
- Check that Bugbot has repository access in your dashboard
- Verify the GitHub app is installed and enabled for the repository
Include the request ID from verbose mode when reporting issues to support.
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- Bugbot reference