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The Repositories tab lists all repositories Qodo has access to, across all your installations and providers. Each repository belongs to a single installation.
Repositories tab showing repository name, installation, provider, active relationships, connection health, PR history indexing, and code review toggle for each repository
When a new installation is added, code review is disabled for all repositories by default. You control which repositories Qodo actively covers.
Use the Filters menu to narrow repositories by installation or provider. Use the Search bar to find a repository by name.

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Connection health

The Connection health column shows the current connection health for each repository.
A newly added repository under an already-healthy installation shows Pending until its own connection check completes, rather than inheriting the installation’s status. This reflects the repository’s own state instead of assuming it is healthy.

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PR history indexing

Qodo indexes a repository’s merged pull request history in the background to power learning features such as Rule Miner and Relevance. The PR history indexing column is the visibility into that process, showing whether history has finished indexing, is still catching up, or failed. See Understanding PR history indexing for how Qodo uses this history once indexed.
Check this status to confirm a repository has enough indexed history for Rule Miner and Relevance to work. If a repository isn’t producing results, see Rule Miner or Relevance isn’t producing results.

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Manage code review in bulk

Enable or disable code review for multiple repositories at once from the Repositories tab.
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Select repositories

Select the checkbox next to each repository, or select the checkbox in the table’s top row to select every repository at once.
Repositories tab with multiple rows selected, showing the bulk actions bar with Disable code review and Enable code review options
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Select an action

Select Enable code review or Disable code review from the bar that appears at the bottom of the table. The action applies immediately to every selected repository.

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Repository sidebar

Click any row to open the sidebar for that repository. The sidebar has three sections:
  • Overview: Enable or disable code review for the repository, and open it directly in your Git provider.
  • PR history indexing: Indexing detail for the repository’s pull request history. See PR history indexing detail below.
  • Cross repository relationships: All relationships defined for that repository. See Cross repository relationships below.

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PR history indexing detail

The repository sidebar’s PR history indexing section shows:
When a repository’s status is Not started, indexing starts automatically once the repository’s first pull request is opened.

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Cross repository relationships

For each relationship, you can see the linked repository, relationship type, description, and status. To add or remove relationships, see Manage cross-repository relationships.

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Best practices

  • Check connection health regularly: A repository showing an error means Qodo cannot review pull requests in it. Scanning the Connection health column as part of your operational review helps catch a broken connection before it causes gaps in coverage.
  • Use filters to audit coverage: Filter by installation or provider to verify that all expected repositories are connected and have code review enabled. This is especially useful after adding a new installation.
  • Be deliberate about what you enable: New installations default to code review disabled. Onboard repositories intentionally rather than activating Qodo everywhere at once, so you can track rollout and keep your connection inventory accurate. When code review is disabled, indexing continues so the repository remains available for cross-repo context.

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Next steps