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GitHub Agentic Autofix for Code Scanning GA
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- →Automates the remediation loop for security vulnerabilities, reducing developer toil.
- →Integrates autonomous agents directly into the CI/CD security workflow via pull requests.
- →Requires enterprise policy configuration and consumes specific AI credit budgets.
GitHub has announced the general availability of agentic autofix for code scanning alerts, an enterprise feature designed to automate vulnerability remediation. The tool assigns security alerts to Copilot, which then explores relevant files, generates a fix, and validates it by rerunning CodeQL before opening a draft pull request. Available to GitHub Enterprise Cloud customers with Advanced Security, the feature allows administrators to enable access via policy and supports batch fixing of up to 25 alerts. Usage consumes AI Credits from the Code Security budget and GitHub Actions minutes.
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