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The Configurations page in the Qodo portal is organized into seven tabs: Finding types, Display, Workflow, Context, Remediation, Prompts, and Agentic toolbox. Each tab groups related settings so you can quickly find and manage what you need. To access it, select Configurations from the left navigation menu in the Qodo portal.

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Configuration levels: workspace, Git organization, and repository

By default, settings on this page apply to all repositories connected to Qodo. At the top left of the Configurations page, select Workspace, Git organization, or Repository to switch between three levels:
  • Workspace (default): Settings apply to all connected repositories.
  • Git organization: Settings apply to all repositories in the selected Git organization and override the workspace settings.
  • Repository: Settings apply only to the selected repository and override the Git organization and workspace settings.
Each level uses the settings of the level above it until you change a setting at that level. For example, a repository uses its Git organization’s settings until you change a setting for that repository. To configure a Git organization or repository:
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Select Git organization or Repository.
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Select the Git organization or repository from the dropdown that appears next to them. Type in the search box to filter the list.
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Change the settings you need, then save your changes.
The Git organization level is available even when your workspace has a single Git organization. In the dropdown, an Overridden badge marks Git organizations and repositories that have their own settings. At the workspace level, select a Git provider icon under By Git provider, at the right end of the tab row, to view the Configurations page through that provider’s lens: settings the provider doesn’t support appear disabled, and settings that behave differently for it show a tooltip explaining the difference. Leave no icon selected to see every setting as it applies across all connected providers. When you select a Git organization or repository, the Git provider icons are hidden. The page shows settings as they apply to that Git organization’s or repository’s Git provider.
These levels apply only within the portal and do not change where portal settings sit in the overall hierarchy. Portal settings have the lowest precedence overall: configuration defined in the repository wiki, repository root, or organization settings repository (pr-agent-settings) takes precedence over any portal setting. See Customize the code review experience.

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Overridden settings

When you change a setting at the Git organization or repository level, an Overridden badge appears next to that setting. The setting also shows the value it would inherit, for example: Workspace: On. To return a setting to its inherited value, select Reset next to the inherited value. Some settings, such as free-text settings, show Reset to workspace or Reset to Git organization instead. A reset is added to your unsaved changes. Save your changes to apply it.
Agentic Toolbox access always applies to the whole workspace. At the Git organization and repository levels, this setting shows a Workspace setting badge.

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Search settings across configurations

Quickly find the setting you need across configuration tabs and navigate directly to it, without browsing through each tab.
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Navigate to the Configurations page in the Qodo portal.
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Select Search settings in the top-right corner of the page, or use the keyboard shortcut:
  • macOS: ⌘K
  • Windows and Linux: Ctrl+K
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Scroll the list of settings, or type to filter it. Each setting shows its tab name, for example: Workflow > PR summary trigger.
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Select a setting to navigate to it.
Each setting opens with its own URL. Copy it from your browser to share a link to that setting.

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Save or reset your changes

Once you have unsaved changes, a bar appears at the bottom of the Configurations page:
  • Save changes: Applies your changes.
  • Discard: Discards every unsaved change and reverts to the last saved settings.
  • Review changes: Lists each changed setting with its before and after value, and an Undo button for that one setting.
Unsaved changes bar at the bottom of the Configurations page, showing the unsaved change count, Review changes, Discard, and Save changes
  • Revert to preset: Appears next to a setting that no longer matches the selected review preset, and in the top-right corner of the page. Selecting it next to a single setting undoes that one change. Selecting it in the top-right corner undoes every customized setting, back to the preset’s values.
Undo and Revert to preset undo different things: Undo returns a setting to its last saved value, while Revert to preset returns it to the active review preset’s value, which can differ from what you last saved.

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Configuration tabs

Display

Controls how findings and review comments are structured and presented in your pull requests.

Workflow

Controls when and how Qodo runs code reviews and generates PR summaries, plus the chat agent.

Context

Controls review standards, spec and design context, cross-repository context, and web search grounding.

Remediation

Lets Qodo resolve review findings for you, either on demand through chat or automatically with the Remediation Agent.

Prompts

Add free-text instructions to guide how Qodo behaves during reviews.

Agentic toolbox

Controls which users in your workspace can access the Qodo Agentic Toolbox.