| name | autofix-pr |
| description | User wants Claude to automatically apply code review suggestions without manual intervention; user mentions `/autofix-pr`; user wants hands-off PR ... |
/autofix-pr — Automatic PR Fix Application
When to activate
User wants Claude to automatically apply code review suggestions without manual intervention; user mentions /autofix-pr; user wants hands-off PR refinement after pushing code and receiving reviewer comments.
When NOT to use
User wants to review every change before it is applied; repos without GitHub integration; PRs with complex architectural review comments that require judgment calls; situations where any auto-commit to the branch would violate team policy.
Instructions
What it does:
/autofix-pr enables automatic application of non-destructive PR review suggestions. Claude reads the open review comments on the current PR and applies fixes that meet the auto-apply criteria without waiting for manual confirmation.
What Claude auto-applies:
- Formatting fixes (indentation, trailing whitespace, blank lines)
- Typo corrections in code and comments
- Simple variable renames where the reviewer stated the new name explicitly
- Obvious refactors with a clear, unambiguous description ("extract this into a helper function named X")
- Lint rule fixes (unused imports, missing semicolons, const vs let)
What Claude does NOT auto-apply:
- Architectural changes (moving files, restructuring modules)
- Logic rewrites or algorithm changes
- Anything requiring judgment about trade-offs
- Suggestions phrased as questions ("maybe consider…?")
- Ambiguous suggestions where multiple valid interpretations exist
Handling ambiguous comments:
Claude shows you the comment, explains why it is ambiguous, and asks before applying. You answer, Claude applies, moves to the next.
Requirements:
- Repo must be connected to Claude Code (same session that opened the PR, or a session in the same local repo)
- GitHub integration must be active
- The PR must be open and have reviewer comments
Visibility:
Each auto-applied fix appears as a commit in the PR timeline with a note indicating it was auto-applied. Reviewers see exactly what changed and why.
Toggle:
/autofix-pr — enable for this session/autofix-pr off — disable
Example
PR has 12 review comments. 9 are: "use const instead of let", "add missing semicolon on line 47", "variable name should be userId not user_id", "remove unused import". Claude auto-applies all 9, commits them as a single tidy-up commit, and surfaces the remaining 3 architectural comments for manual review: "The following 3 comments require your input before I can apply them."
