Code review bots are now policing your spelling. coderabbit's new project vocabulary, out september…
code review bots are now policing your spelling. coderabbit's new project vocabulary, out september 9, extracts up to 50 repo-specific terms from your code, docs, and config and preserves their capitalization.
your naming conventions just became a generated artifact.
Context
CodeRabbit's changelog entry of September 9, 2026, titled project vocabulary, says you comment @coderabbitai generate project vocabulary on a pull request to receive an alphabetized Markdown list of up to 50 terms specific to that repository. CodeRabbit explores source code, product documentation and configuration, preserves the selected spelling and capitalization, and leaves out generic software terminology, common frameworks and dependencies, file paths and terms found only in instruction files. The command requires an active Essentials plan or higher.
This is a glossary command that generates a list on request. The changelog text read does not say the review bot then enforces spelling in its comments, so policing your spelling is the author's framing and not a stated function. How the vocabulary is used in reviews was not read. Your naming conventions just became a generated artifact is the author's line.
Watch next
- The command reference on how the vocabulary is used in reviews.
Sources
- CodeRabbit changelog: project vocabulary (September 9, 2026)docs.coderabbit.ai
- CodeRabbit docs: review commandsdocs.coderabbit.ai
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The note above is reproduced unedited from the original post, first published on Threads on 22 September 2026 at 05:47 IST. Sources are the papers and datasets the note draws on.
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