Claude Code routines let AI fix bugs and review code on autopilot

THE DECODER / 4/15/2026

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Anthropic announced “routines” for Claude Code, enabling AI-driven automation for tasks like fixing bugs and reviewing pull requests.
These routines can operate independently and handle certain triggers or events without requiring the user’s machine to be involved locally.
The update positions Claude Code as a more autonomous developer workflow assistant, moving beyond interactive coding to continuous engineering support.
Routine-based actions are intended to streamline code maintenance and PR governance by pairing automated fixes with automated review.
The release highlights growing focus on agentic tooling that can execute development operations more directly within CI/CD-style workflows.

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Anthropic has introduced "routines" for Claude Code - automated processes that can independently fix bugs, review pull requests, or respond to events without needing a user's local machine.

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