Greptile MCP Server

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Greptile reviews code with whole-repository context rather than just looking at the diff in isolation, which matters for catching the bugs, style drift, and logic problems that only show up once you understand how a change fits into the rest of the codebase. It works on GitHub or GitLab pull and merge requests, and Neotask can trigger and read those reviews, or run them locally through Greptile's own CLI when that's the workflow you prefer.

• Review pull requests and merge requests using whole-repository context, not just the diff
• Flag bugs, style issues, and logic problems automatically
• Run reviews locally from the terminal using Greptile's CLI

What you can automate

Greptile MCP Server

Reviews pull requests and merge requests on GitHub or GitLab using whole-repository context, flagging bugs, style issues, and logic problems. Can also run reviews locally from the terminal using its CLI.

Real workflows

Get a repo-aware review on a PR

Ask Neotask to run a Greptile review on a pull request, and it flags bugs, style issues, and logic problems using context from the whole repository, not just the changed lines.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a normal diff-based review?

Greptile uses whole-repository context rather than just the diff, so it can catch issues that only make sense in light of the rest of the codebase.

Does it work on GitLab as well as GitHub?

Yes — it reviews pull requests and merge requests on both GitHub and GitLab.