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Overview

The Insights dashboard reports what Gitar has done across your organization: PRs reviewed, CI failures caught, rule compliance rates, and how many review findings your team resolved.

Accessing Insights

Open the Dashboard at app.gitar.ai. Basic Insights includes the activity overview. Access to the Reviews dashboard and its detailed breakdowns depends on the features enabled for your organization. See Plans for plan availability.

Gitar Activity

The activity overview shows how many PRs were reviewed, code review findings surfaced, CI failures caught, and user requests handled over any time period you choose. The trend chart shows whether review activity is picking up or slowing down. The PRs by Type breakdown groups the work your team is shipping into features, fixes, chores, refactors, and other types.

Top CI Failures

See which CI failures are coming up most often across your repositories, organized by category: Build, Test, Flaky Test, Configuration, and others. Use it to spot systemic issues in your pipeline and fix the root cause instead of the same failure on repeat.

Top Rules Applied

See how your repository rules are performing across all PRs. Each rule shows its compliance rate: how often it was met out of the total evaluations. Use this to identify which rules are effective and which ones may need tuning.

Reviews

The Reviews tab gives you a detailed look at how code review findings are being resolved across your organization. You can see overall resolution rates broken down by severity (Critical, Important, and Minor), alongside how findings are trending over time on merged PRs.

Resolution by Author

The Reviews dashboard shows review effectiveness per author: PRs reviewed, findings reported, and resolution rate. A Top/Bottom 5 toggle surfaces the outliers across your team.

Resolution by Category, Repository, and Tech Debt

Scroll further for resolution rates by category (Security, Bug, Performance, Edge Case, and Quality) and by repository. The Tech Debt Over Time chart plots ignored findings against resolved ones, so you can see whether tech debt is growing or shrinking.