ThinkReview now supports Bitbucket Cloud

We're happy to announce that ThinkReview now works with Bitbucket Cloud (bitbucket.org). You can run AI-powered code reviews directly on your Bitbucket Pull Requests, alongside GitLab, GitHub, and Azure DevOps.

ThinkReview is open source and supports local Ollama models, so you can run reviews on your own hardware with no data leaving your machine—or use cloud models if you prefer.

What this means for you

• Bitbucket Pull Requests — The extension detects PR pages on bitbucket.org and shows the ThinkReview review panel.
• Same experience — Use the AI Review button; ThinkReview fetches the diff and runs the review in the sidebar with suggestions, security notes, and best practices.
• One-time setup — Create a Bitbucket API token (or App password) in your Bitbucket settings, then paste it in the ThinkReview popup under the Bitbucket section. Optionally add your Bitbucket account email for Basic auth when required.

How it works

1. Create a Bitbucket token — In Bitbucket: Personal settings → App passwords / API tokens → Create with at least Repository: Read. Copy the token.
2. Open ThinkReview → Settings → Bitbucket section. Paste your token (and optionally your account email), then click Save Token.
3. Open any Pull Request on bitbucket.org and use the AI Review button (e.g. on the bottom right or in the PR toolbar).

ThinkReview will analyze the diff and show suggestions, security notes, and best practices in the sidebar.

Full setup guide

Step-by-step instructions (including token creation) are in the docs:

Bitbucket Integration Guide

Troubleshooting

• "Bitbucket API token required" — Open the ThinkReview popup, add or update your token (and email if needed) in the Bitbucket section, save, then try the review again.
• 401/403 errors — Check that your token has at least Repository: Read and that it hasn’t expired. You can use an API token or an App password.
• AI Review button not showing — Reload the Bitbucket PR page after saving your token.

If you hit any issues or have feedback, open an issue on Github or reply in Discussions—we’d love to hear from teams using Bitbucket Cloud.