Automated Reviews with Bugbot — Bugbot & Code Review
Automated Reviews with Bugbot
A Reviewer That Never Sleeps
Bugbot is Cursor's automated code reviewer. It analyzes pull request diffs for logic errors, security issues, and edge cases - on GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket (including self-hosted). Reviews are powered by Composer 2.5 and typically complete in about 90 seconds.
How It Runs
- Automatically on every PR update (incremental - re-reviews only what changed)
- On demand - comment
cursor revieworbugbot runon the PR - As a CI check - the "Cursor Bugbot" status reports success, neutral, or failure so you can gate merges
- Before you push - run
/review,/review-bugbot, or/review-securityin the editor; Bugbot syncs via patch IDs so already-reviewed code isn't re-billed on the PR
Autofix
Found a real bug? One click spawns a Cloud Agent to fix it - either on a new branch or pushed to the existing PR branch (up to 3 attempts).
Teaching Bugbot Your Standards
| Layer | Mechanism |
|---|---|
| Team Rules | Dashboard-managed, apply across all repos |
| Repo rules | Learned from feedback + manual: comment @cursor remember [fact] on a PR |
| BUGBOT.md | .cursor/BUGBOT.md files - nest them in subdirectories for area-specific guidance |
Bugbot uses usage-based per-run billing (averaging ~$1.00–$1.50 per PR review depending on diff size and complexity, replacing the legacy $40/seat flat add-on). Plans can tune effort levels (Default / High / Custom) to trade depth against cost, Bugbot can call your MCP tools during review on Team/Enterprise plans, and Rollouts (September 2026) monitors merged PRs post-deployment to flag live environment regressions.
/review locally before pushing, let Bugbot gate the PR in CI, and use Autofix for the mechanical fixes - human reviewers stay focused on design decisions.Drive automated code review headlessly. Run Cursor's agent CLI in print mode to inspect the current git diff for bugs.