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title Autter documentation
description Set up AI code review with the Autter platform, track AI authorship with the open source Autter CLI, or add runtime telemetry with Autter Runtime.

Autter helps engineering teams review pull requests, understand AI-authored code, and track what happens to that code at runtime.

Choose the product that matches what you want to accomplish:

Review pull requests, apply team rules, run pre-merge checks, and inspect engineering analytics. Record line-level AI authorship in Git and inspect the agent, model, and prompt behind a change. Add lightweight, open source error and usage tracking to your app's frontend and backend.

Start with the Autter platform

Connect GitHub or GitLab, select a repository, and open a pull request. Autter reviews the change in your existing pull request workflow.

Placeholder showing the Autter platform with repositories, reviews, analytics, and settings

Sign in to the [Autter platform](https://app.autter.dev), then connect GitHub or GitLab. Grant Autter access to the repository you want to review. Autter analyzes the diff, repository context, and configured rules before posting feedback. Add team rules and adjust review behavior after you see the first results. Follow the platform quickstart from sign-in to your first reviewed pull request.

Start with the Autter CLI

Use the CLI when you need explicit AI authorship and line-level attribution in Git history. It works in local-only mode without an account. Connected mode can send attribution and prompt history to your Autter organization.

curl -sSL https://autter.dev/install.sh | bash
autter status
Install `autter`, choose an operating mode, and verify attribution. See what remains local, what enters Git, and what uploads in connected mode.

Explore the platform

Understand codebase-aware findings, summaries, rules, and merge checks. Add custom checks, test generation, docstring generation, linters, and scanners. Track cycle time, review activity, and engineering trends. Connect Autter to source control, issue trackers, notifications, and editors. Connect a coding agent to read reviews, fix findings, and query the codebase.

Start with Autter Runtime

Autter Runtime is an open source, dependency-light way to track runtime errors and usage in your own app — a <5 KB browser tracker, a curated Node OpenTelemetry setup, and a self-hostable ingester.

npm install @autter/runtime-browser   # frontend
npm install @autter/runtime-node      # backend
Go from zero to seeing error and usage data flowing. Understand the packages, supported stacks, and data model.