What is CodeRabbit’s email format?
Format | Example (fictional name: Maya Chen) | Who uses it | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
{first}@coderabbit.ai | maya@coderabbit.ai | Almost all staff, 2024 to 2026 | Most common (95%) |
{first}.{last}@coderabbit.ai | maya.chen@coderabbit.ai | One address seen, from 2026 | Rare |
{first}.{last}@fluxninja.com | maya.chen@fluxninja.com | Staff of FluxNinja, CodeRabbit’s predecessor | Dead: the domain has no mail |
We counted 21 CodeRabbit staff addresses that the company or its people published themselves: in commits to its public code on GitHub (GitHub) and in the maintainer lists of its developer packages, from March 2024 to November 2026. 20 use the first name only, or a short form of it; one uses first.last. Try maya@coderabbit.ai.
The sample leans toward engineers, and with about 250 staff, first names will start to repeat. Run a guessed address through an email verifier before you send, because a bounce hurts your sender reputation.
Which domains does CodeRabbit email from?
coderabbit.ai: CodeRabbit’s only mail domain, on Google Workspace, for staff, sign-in mail and marketing. Its DMARC policy is reject, so mail faking a coderabbit.ai address is blocked (DNS checked November 12, 2026).
coderabbit.com: CodeRabbit’s too, but it only redirects to coderabbit.ai and sends no mail.
fluxninja.com: FluxNinja, the startup that became part of CodeRabbit (CodeRabbit). Its staff used first.last addresses; the domain is now parked, so they bounce.
A CodeRabbit review isn’t an email from CodeRabbit
CodeRabbit posts its reviews as comments on pull requests, under the GitHub app account coderabbitai[bot]. The emails people get about them are GitHub’s or GitLab’s own notifications. On GitLab the reviewer is a user account that the customer creates (CodeRabbit docs), so its name and email depend on that customer. When CodeRabbit’s agent commits a change, the commit names you as author and credits coderabbitai[bot] as co-author.
Is that email from CodeRabbit real?
We found no reports of phishing that imitates CodeRabbit as of November 2026. One lookalike site to watch: coderabbit.app, registered in June 2026, runs a page titled “AI Code Reviews – CodeRabbit | Try for Free” and isn’t run by CodeRabbit.
Check the domain. Real CodeRabbit mail comes from coderabbit.ai. Sign-in links point to coderabbit.ai or app.coderabbit.ai, not coderabbit.app or any other domain.
Check the app. On GitHub, the real app is published by CodeRabbit as coderabbitai. Don’t install a “CodeRabbit” app from another publisher.
Job offers. CodeRabbit hires through its careers page on Ashby; it publishes no recruiting inbox.
Report security issues to security@coderabbit.ai or through its disclosure form (CodeRabbit).
What is CodeRabbit’s official email address?
Need | Where to write |
|---|---|
Support | The in-app support widget, or support@coderabbit.ai (CodeRabbit docs) |
Sales, enterprise and custom limits | sales@coderabbit.ai (CodeRabbit docs) |
General questions | support@coderabbit.ai (CodeRabbit) |
Security vulnerabilities | The disclosure form at coderabbit.ai/vulnerability-disclosure, or security@coderabbit.ai (CodeRabbit) |
Privacy | privacy@coderabbit.ai (CodeRabbit) |
Press | pr@coderabbit.ai |
Partnerships | The form at coderabbit.ai/partnership |
Jobs | jobs.ashbyhq.com/coderabbit; no careers inbox |
Postal mail | CodeRabbit Inc., 201 Spear Street, 12th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105 (CodeRabbit) |
CodeRabbit and other Code Rabbits
coderabbit.io belongs to an unrelated “Code Rabbit,” and Rabbit, the AI gadget maker (rabbit.tech), has nothing to do with the AI code reviewer. coderabbitai.com and coderabbit.in are parked domains for sale.
Who owns CodeRabbit, its revenue and its CEO: CodeRabbit in 2026: revenue, valuation, funding, CEO.
