# AI code review for Bitbucket

> AI code review for Bitbucket Cloud. Revix checks every pull request against your repo's standards. No Pipelines, no build minutes, no bot account.

Canonical URL: https://www.revix.ai/bitbucket-code-review

Native Bitbucket Cloud support. Connect your workspace and Revix reviews every Bitbucket pull request against the standards already in your repo.

## What a Revix review looks like on Bitbucket

### Rules derived from your own repository

Revix reads your repository and derives review rules from how your team already writes code. Every Bitbucket review is checked against those rules, so feedback matches what your seniors would flag.

![Revix rules dashboard listing rules derived from a codebase, grouped by impact](https://www.revix.ai/images/rules.webp)

### Comments written like a senior engineer

Each comment is labeled by intent and severity, from blocking issues to nitpicks. When you fix the problem in a later commit, Revix resolves its own comment thread automatically.

![A Revix review comment on a Bitbucket pull request, resolved after the developer pushed a fix](https://www.revix.ai/images/comment-bitbucket.webp)

### Pull request summaries with Jira context

Revix summarizes what a Bitbucket pull request changes and flags when it is ready to merge. Pair it with Jira in a click, and every summary links the ticket behind the pull request, so reviewers know the context before they open the diff.

![A Revix summary on a Bitbucket pull request showing the linked Jira ticket and a ready to merge badge](https://www.revix.ai/images/description-bitbucket.webp)

## Get Revix reviewing your Bitbucket repos

### 01. Sign in with Bitbucket

Create your Revix account with a single click using your Bitbucket credentials. No new password, no manual API tokens.

![Revix sign-in screen with a Continue with Bitbucket button between Continue with GitHub and Continue with GitLab](https://www.revix.ai/images/login.webp)

### 02. Add the repositories you want reviewed

Pick the Bitbucket repositories you want under review. Nothing runs on repos you do not select.

![Revix add repository modal listing Bitbucket repositories to select for review](https://www.revix.ai/images/add-repository-modal.webp)

### 03. Open a pull request

Revix reviews every new Bitbucket pull request automatically. No pipeline changes, no config file, no extra commands in your workflow.

## Questions Bitbucket teams ask

### Does this require Bitbucket Pipelines?

No. Revix subscribes to Bitbucket's pull request webhooks directly, so reviews run outside your pipeline and never consume build minutes. Tools that ship as a pipe or a CLI step do require Pipelines.

### Does it work with Bitbucket Data Center or Server?

Revix supports Bitbucket Cloud today. Data Center and Server are not supported yet. If you are self-hosted, a CLI reviewer invoked from your own CI is the more realistic route for now.

### Do I need to create a bot account?

No. Revix authenticates through the Atlassian consent screen against your workspace grant and comments as the app, so you are not paying Atlassian for an extra seat or rotating a credential.

### Could I just build this with the Code Insights API?

You can get close. Bitbucket's Code Insights API attaches annotations that render inline on the diff, and Pipelines can run a model against the patch. What a homegrown version will not do is read the rest of the repository, because sending the whole codebase with every diff is not affordable. It ends up diff-scoped by construction.

### How long does a review take?

Most pull requests get a summary in around a minute or less, with inline comments shortly after.

### How long does the initial repository analysis take?

It depends on the size of the codebase. Revix does not need to read every file, so a standard repository is ready in around 3 minutes.