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Rule Miner and Relevance are two separate features that both depend on the same underlying engine: PR history indexing. If a repository’s history hasn’t finished indexing, or indexing failed, both features have nothing to learn from and stay silent, without a visible error. Some causes below apply to only one feature, each section notes which.

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Confirm Rule Miner is enabled (Rule Miner only)

Rule Miner has an organization or repository-level setting that turns it off entirely, independent of indexing status. Go to Configurations > Code review > Review standards in the Qodo portal and confirm Mine rules from code review history is enabled. See Configure Rule Miner for details. Relevance has no separate enable or disable setting.

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Check PR history indexing status (both features)

Go to the Manage repositories page and find the repository’s PR history indexing status:

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Confirm you meet the minimum indexed history (both features)

Even with successful indexing, Rule Miner and Relevance each require a minimum amount of indexed history before they start producing results. Click the repository row to open the sidebar and check What this unlocks under PR history indexing detail. If a feature isn’t listed there yet, the repository hasn’t reached the required threshold.

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Still not working?

Contact Qodo Support with the following:
  • The repository name and Git provider.
  • The PR history indexing status shown for the repository.
  • Whether you’re missing Rule Miner rules, Relevance context, or both.