Quick Start

Set up your team's workspace in a few minutes, and add AI code review when you connect GitHub.

Step 1: Sign up

Sign up with your email address, then confirm it from the email we send you. You can sign in with GitHub instead if you prefer.

Step 2: Create your workspace

Name your workspace (you can rename it later), then pick what your team will use: chat, mail, calendar, leave, the wiki, training, the API client and code reviews, plus time tracking and the intranet on team plans. You can change this any time in Settings › Features.

Step 3: Invite your team

Invite people by email when you set up, or later from Settings › Team Members. They get an email with a link to join. GitHub isn't needed for any of this.

Code review: connect GitHub

If you picked Code, connect GitHub from the Code page: install the Jasper GitHub App on your organization or personal account.

Install Jasper GitHub App

Choose repositories

During installation, choose which repositories Jasper should have access to:

  • All repositories - Jasper will automatically review PRs on all current and future repos
  • Select repositories - Choose specific repos for Jasper to monitor

Open a pull request

That's it! Now when you create or update a pull request, Jasper will automatically:

  1. Analyze your code changes using Claude AI
  2. Post a comprehensive review comment with findings
  3. Add inline comments on specific lines that need attention
  4. Provide an overall verdict (Approve, Request Changes, or Comment)

Free to start

Every workspace starts free, with 250 free AI credits a month for code reviews and the AI assistant. No credit card required to get started. Need more? Talk to us.

What Happens During a Review?

When a PR is opened or updated, Jasper performs a comprehensive analysis:

  • Code Quality - Readability, naming conventions, code structure
  • Security - Potential vulnerabilities, injection risks, auth issues
  • Performance - Inefficiencies, N+1 queries, memory concerns
  • Best Practices - Language idioms, framework patterns, DRY principles
  • Bug Detection - Logic errors, edge cases, null checks

Interacting with Reviews

After receiving a review, you can:

  • Reply to any comment to ask follow-up questions
  • Use @jasper to chat with the AI about your code
  • Use slash commands like /jasper explain for specific actions

Next Steps

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