Fix code review findings directly in your PRs using the Conversational Chat or using the automated Remediation Agent.
Research Preview
Research Preview: The Remediate findings feature is set as Research Preview and is under active development. Functionality and results may evolve as we continue to improve the feature. We recommend reviewing and validating outputs before use, and advise against using these features in production or business-critical workflows.
Identifying an issue is only the first step. Resolving review findings often requires developers to switch context, implement changes, validate the fix, and update the pull request. As findings accumulate, these additional steps can slow down reviews and delay merges.
Use the chat to remediate specific findings through a conversational workflow. This option is best for targeted fixes, smaller changes, or when you want more control over the remediation process.Example:
“Qodo, fix the null pointer issue in this PR.”
Under the Remediation tab, click the Remediation agent toggle.
Set the remediation behaviour:a. To automatically generate fixes for review findings, click the Auto fix toggle.b. Select the level of severity level at or above for the findings will be fixed.
Action required: Default
Review recommended
Informational
Set the pull request behaviour, for remediations.a. To open a dedicated pull request for the fix, click Open a fix PR toggle.When disabled, fixes are pushed directly to the source branch.b. To automatically close the fix pull request after the finding is resolved, click the Close fix PR when done toggle.You can reopen the pull request at any time before merge.
Use the Remediation Agent to automatically remediate findings at scale. You can remediate selected findings or all findings that match your configured severity threshold. The agent creates a new branch from the pull request under review, applies the fixes, and opens a separate remediation pull request containing the proposed changes.Example:
“Qodo, fix all action-required findings in this PR.”