What problem does it solve? Setting up CodeRabbit for a repository requires writing a correct .coderabbit.yaml config, matching it to the project's tech stack, and verifying the GitHub App installation — a manual, error-prone process that this Skill automates end to end. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Stack Detection: Reads package.json and the directory structure to detect Expo/React Native, Next.js, React+Vite, Node backend, or Supabase, then assembles matching path_filters and path_instructions blocks. - Config Assembly & Validation: Combines a shared base template (Polish language, assertive profile, curated tools like ESLint, gitleaks, semgrep) with per-stack blocks, then validates the resulting YAML with a parser. - Installation Verification: Uses the GitHub CLI to check whether the CodeRabbit GitHub App is actually installed for the repo, since the config file is inert without it. - Use Case: When bootstrapping a new Expo project, ask the assistant to configure CodeRabbit — it detects the stack, writes .coderabbit.yaml at the repo root, validates the YAML, and tells you whether the GitHub App still needs a one-time browser installation. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to configure CodeRabbit for this project so every pull request gets an automated AI code review.