Announcement for the agent change #249
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WalkthroughThe pull request adds a new "Multi-Step Agent Chat" feature to the changelog and updates the guide documentation. In the changelog, a new March 14, 2025 section details the feature along with an MDX code block showcasing the import and use of the ProPlanNotice component. The guide now specifies that multi-step agentic flows are only available when commenting on GitHub pull request review comments. Changes
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participant PR as PR Review System
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U->>PR: Post a review comment with "@coderabbitai" and complex request
PR->>AC: Detect multi-step agent chat trigger
AC->>AC: Process agentic planning for multiple files
AC->>PR: Return detailed multi-step plan and code suggestions
PR->>U: Display agentic conversation and results
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56-56: Refine Access Availability Wording and GitHub BrandingThe updated line refers to "Github pull request review comments" and repeats the early access note. For clarity and branding consistency, consider rephrasing as follows:
-Multi-step agentic flows are currently only available on Github pull request review comments. Multi-step agentic flows are an early access product currently. +Multi-step agentic flows are currently available only on GitHub pull request review comments and are in early access.This update ensures the GitHub trademark is used correctly and streamlines the sentence.
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8-10: Correct Header Typo for ConsistencyThe header "### Mult-Step Agent Chat" appears to contain a typographical error. Changing it to "### Multi-Step Agent Chat" would improve clarity and maintain consistency with the terminology used elsewhere.
-### Mult-Step Agent Chat +### Multi-Step Agent Chat
18-18: Improve Announcement Wording and GrammarThe announcement sentence on line 18 could benefit from minor grammatical corrections and updated branding. Consider revising it to:
-We're excited to announce that CodeRabbit chat can now do agentic planning on Github. This functionality allows more sophisticated request to be made of CodeRabbit chat spanning multiple files. Comment with `@coderabbitai` a natural language request on any pull request with a review comment, asking for a code change, and the chat will plan code changes if they are complex. +We're excited to announce that CodeRabbit Chat can now perform agentic planning on GitHub. This functionality allows more sophisticated requests to be made across multiple files. Simply comment with `@coderabbitai` in a pull request review comment to request a code change, and the chat will plan the changes if they are complex.This revision corrects "Github" to "GitHub," fixes the singular/plural mismatch with "request(s)," and streamlines the call to action.
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7-9: Ensure Consistent MDX Import PlacementThe new MDX code block importing
ProPlanNoticeis correctly added just after the frontmatter. This centralizes the import for use across multiple sections. Please confirm that this is consistent with your MDX convention for the project (i.e. placing imports immediately after the frontmatter) and that there are no duplicate imports elsewhere.
11-18: Section Title and Component Usage ClarityThe new section for March 12, 2025 introduces the agent chat feature well. However, a minor spelling correction is recommended for clarity:
-### Mult-Step Agent Chat +### Multi-Step Agent ChatAdditionally, using
<ProPlanNotice />in the MDX code block is appropriate. Please double-check that this change aligns with the updated guidance in the related documentation.
19-20: Refine the Feature Announcement WordingThe announcement text is enthusiastic, but consider clarifying that the multi-step agent chat (or agentic planning) is available exclusively via GitHub pull request review comments. For example, you might refine the sentence to read:
"We're thrilled to introduce our new multi-step agent chat on GitHub pull request review comments—enabling you to submit advanced, multi-file change requests simply by tagging
@coderabbitaiwith your natural language instructions."This small adjustment could help set clear expectations.
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12-21: Header Wording and Announcement ClarityA new section titled "Mult-Step Agent Chat" has been introduced with a corresponding MDX code block that renders
<ProPlanNotice />and an announcement message. I recommend the following refinements:
- Typo/Clarity in Section Title: The header currently reads "Mult-Step Agent Chat". Consider changing it to "Multi-Step Agent Chat" (adding the missing "i") for improved readability.
- Refine Terminology: The announcement text mentions "agentic planning", which might be unclear or nonstandard to some readers. Consider revising the wording—for example, replacing it with "advanced multi-step agent communication" or simply aligning it with the header's terminology—to ensure consistency and clarity.
- Call-To-Action: The instruction to tag
@coderabbitaiin comments is clear. Verify that this phrasing meets your intended tone and guidance for users.You can apply a diff similar to the one below if you decide to update the header:
-### Mult-Step Agent Chat +### Multi-Step Agent Chat
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8-10: Component Import Placement and UsageThe file-level MDX code block now imports
ProPlanNoticeat the top. This is a good refactor as it centralizes the import and avoids duplicate declarations in subsequent sections. Please verify that no other sections re-import this component and that its scope covers all usage (such as the one in February 25, 2025 where the<ProPlanNotice />code block is still used).
Probably needs some work on the exact wording