A new agentic autofix capability is rolling out to help teams tackle their code quality backlogs more efficiently. The feature lets you select as many as 25 standard findings at once and hand them off to Copilot for remediation. Copilot then works on a dedicated branch, validates the fixes it generates, and creates a pull request ready for your team to review and integrate.
The bulk remediation workflow consolidates what was previously handled through individual fix generation. Whether you assign a single finding or the full batch of 25, you now follow the same unified process via the Assign to Copilot action.
Bulk agentic autofix respects the governance rules already in place across your enterprise for GitHub Code Quality. No additional policies need configuration; if your organization has GitHub Code Quality enabled, the bulk remediation feature is automatically available to users. Using Copilot to fix findings does consume AI credits from your account.
The capability is accessible on GitHub Team and GitHub Enterprise Cloud plans, including deployments with data residency. Repositories must have GitHub Code Quality enabled to use bulk agentic autofix. Further details are available in the GitHub Code Quality documentation, and teams are invited to share their experience in the official announcement discussion.
Source: GitHub Blog