Claude Code has a new auto-fix feature that monitors your GitHub pull requests in the cloud and resolves issues without you having to babysit the process.
Turn on the Auto Fix toggle — available on web, mobile, and desktop — and Claude Code will watch your PRs for CI failures and review comments, push fixes when the path is clear, and only ask for your input when something is genuinely ambiguous. The whole thing is event-driven: it subscribes to GitHub activity and acts on it, rather than polling or requiring you to kick it off manually.
The practical upside is less context switching. You open a PR, step away, and come back to green checks instead of a queue of failures to triage. It’s the kind of background automation that’s easy to underestimate until you’ve spent an afternoon babysitting a flaky CI pipeline.

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Claude Code has launched an Auto Fix feature that monitors GitHub pull requests in the background and automatically resolves CI failures and review comments. The event-driven system subscribes to GitHub activity, pushes fixes when the path is clear, and only prompts the user when something is genuinely ambiguous. Available across web, mobile, and desktop, it aims to reduce context switching by handling PR maintenance without manual intervention.

Claude Code can now auto-fix CI failures in the cloud