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Tessl Code Review now supports reading the full pull request rather than only viewing an isolated diff, and publishes a review result based on it. According to a tutorial published on the Tessl product and engineering blog on October 19, 2026, users can set up the agentic code review for a GitHub repository in about 5 minutes: it scores against the standards the team defines in the repository and publishes the review result. Reviews can be set to run only when a PR is opened or requested, or after every update; the handling can be comment-only, or approve/request changes, and supports automatic approval once all Tessl discussion threads are resolved. The tutorial also notes that the relevant changes only take effect for new review runs. There are currently no subsequent developments.
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How to add Tessl agent code review to a repository in 5 minutes
Tessl has published a tutorial on how to set up Tessl Code Review agent review for a GitHub repository in about 5 minutes: it reads the full pull request rather than an isolated diff, scores it against the standards the team defines in the repository, and posts a single review result. Reviews can be set to run only when a PR is opened or requested, or after every update; the handling mode can be comment-only, or approve/request changes, and it supports automatic approval once all Tessl threads are resolved. Changes only take effect for new review runs.