Hand your PR to a web session that watches CI and reviews — and pushes fixes while you're away.
Description
Spawns a Claude Code on the web session that watches the PR for the current branch and pushes fixes whenever CI fails or a reviewer leaves a comment. Optionally takes a prompt to scope the fixes.
Use case
You opened a PR right before lunch. While you eat, you'd like ESLint failures and review nits to fix themselves so the PR is mergeable when you get back.
Top comments (1)
Autofix commands compress the boring half of PR hygiene, and they raise one design question that decides whether teammates trust them: scope. A command that fixes lint, formatting, and obvious test failures earns adoption fast. The same command quietly rewriting logic so a failing test passes is a different animal wearing the same name.
The useful boundary: autofix may change form, never behavior. Encode that in the command's prompt and you get a tool people run without reading the diff twice. Skip it and every invocation needs an audit.