devin-review-init
Devin Review Configuration Generator
Generate optimal REVIEW.md and optionally AGENTS.md files by analyzing the actual repository — its structure, tech stack, patterns, documentation, and team conventions — then producing tailored review instruction files that make Devin's Bug Catcher catch real issues.
What Devin Review Is
Devin Review is an AI code review platform that hooks into GitHub PRs. It:
- Reads instruction files in the repo (
REVIEW.md,AGENTS.md,CLAUDE.md,CONTRIBUTING.md,.cursorrules,.windsurfrules,*.rules,*.mdc) - Analyzes diffs with the Bug Catcher, classifying findings as Bugs (severe/non-severe) or Flags (investigate/informational)
- Posts reviews with smart diff organization, copy/move detection, and inline comments synced to GitHub
- Supports auto-review on PR open, push, and ready-for-review events
The critical insight: REVIEW.md is the primary mechanism for customizing what Devin's Bug Catcher looks for. Well-written review guidelines make the difference between noise and catching real bugs. Devin reads REVIEW.md at any directory level (**/REVIEW.md), so you can scope guidelines to subdirectories in monorepos.
What Makes a Good REVIEW.md
Devin's Bug Catcher uses instruction files as context when analyzing PRs. The more specific and actionable your guidelines are, the more precise the Bug Catcher becomes. Key principles:
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