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This pull request updates documentation for setting up and using kluster.ai code review integrations across multiple platforms (Azure DevOps, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) and clarifies the user feedback process. The changes improve clarity, consistency, and accuracy in setup instructions, permissions guidance, and status messaging.

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The changes made in this pull request are focused on refining the documentation related to setting up PR reviews for various source control platforms, including Azure DevOps, Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab. The updates aim to improve clarity and accuracy in the instructions provided. Notably, the changes standardize the language used to describe the successful installation of integrations, now consistently using a "confirmation banner" to indicate that the integration is "Installed" and ready to review pull requests automatically. Additionally, some sections have been rephrased for better readability and to emphasize important details, such as permission requirements for Azure DevOps setup. Overall, this PR enhances the user experience by making the setup process clearer and more straightforward.

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Pull request overview

Updates the PR Reviews documentation to improve setup clarity and consistency across supported SCM platforms, and clarifies how users can provide feedback on review results.

Changes:

  • Updates GitLab setup guidance to include additional required PAT scopes and refines related wording.
  • Standardizes post-install messaging across platform setup docs (e.g., “confirmation banner” and Installed status).
  • Clarifies Azure DevOps permission prerequisites via a dedicated warning block and improves FAQ formatting for the feedback process.

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code-reviews/pr-reviews/quickstart.md Updates GitLab quickstart card to reflect expanded PAT scope requirements.
code-reviews/pr-reviews/gitlab.md Refines GitLab integration description and token/install instructions.
code-reviews/pr-reviews/github.md Tightens GitHub setup steps and clarifies Installed status messaging.
code-reviews/pr-reviews/bitbucket.md Aligns Bitbucket Installed status wording and screenshot alt text.
code-reviews/pr-reviews/azure-devops.md Moves critical permission guidance into a warning block; aligns Installed status messaging.
code-reviews/faq.md Converts feedback instructions into consistent subheadings for readability.

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1. Navigate to [PR Reviews](https://platform.kluster.ai/pr-bot-installation){target=\_blank} in the kluster.ai platform. The PR Bot Installation page displays the available integrations, including GitLab. Click **Connect GitLab**.

2. A dialog appears prompting you to enter your GitLab API token. Enter your credentials and click **Save & Install**.
2. A dialog appears prompting you to enter your GitLab personal access token. Enter your credentials and click **Save & Install**.
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Step 2 says “enter your GitLab personal access token. Enter your credentials …” which is inconsistent—this step only requires pasting the personal access token, not entering credentials. Consider rephrasing to “paste/enter the token” to avoid confusion.

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2. A dialog appears prompting you to enter your GitLab personal access token. Enter your credentials and click **Save & Install**.
2. A dialog appears prompting you to enter your GitLab personal access token. Paste or enter the token, then click **Save & Install**.

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![Dialog prompting for GitLab personal access token](/images/code-reviews/pr-reviews/pr-reviews-gitlab-01.webp)

3. After the credentials are validated, a message confirms the GitLab integration as **Installed** and lists the registered workspaces. By default, kluster has access to all groups associated with the API token owner.
3. After the credentials are validated, a confirmation banner shows the GitLab integration with the **Installed** status and lists the registered workspaces. By default, kluster has access to all groups associated with the API token owner.
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GitLab terminology looks inconsistent here: GitLab typically uses “groups/projects”, not “workspaces”, and “API token owner” reads like Bitbucket wording. Recommend updating this sentence to refer to groups/projects and to the “personal access token owner” (or just “token owner”) for consistency with the rest of the GitLab page.

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3. After the credentials are validated, a confirmation banner shows the GitLab integration with the **Installed** status and lists the registered workspaces. By default, kluster has access to all groups associated with the API token owner.
3. After the credentials are validated, a confirmation banner shows the GitLab integration with the **Installed** status and lists the available groups and projects. By default, kluster has access to all groups associated with the personal access token owner.

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