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Claude Code Review: Set It Up and Pick How Deep It Digs

Claude's Code Review is now generally available for Team and Enterprise plans: it reads every pull request on GitHub and comments on the bugs. How an Owner turns it on, what Quick, Standard and Deep mean, what it costs, and the free option for everyone else

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Code Review sends several Claude agents through each pull request and the code around it. A check step drops false positives, then the findings land on your PR as inline comments on the exact lines, ranked by severity, plus a summary.

Here is how to turn it on, what the three review levels mean, what it costs, and the catch.

What you get

A check run called Claude Code Review on every reviewed pull request, with inline comments and a summary. No workflow files to write.

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