Tag: automation

Use Cursor 3.8's /automate skill to spin up a cloud agent that fires on GitHub events. Covers the five GitHub triggers added June 18, 2026, tool config, repo scope, and the Max Mode billing gotcha.

When a GitHub Actions job goes red, the Fix with Copilot button hands the failure to the Copilot cloud agent: it reads the logs, pushes a fix to your branch, and tags you for review. Here is where the button lives, the May 18 / June 4 2026 rollout, the Approve and run workflows gotcha that stalls re-runs, how billing works per session, and when to reach for the REST API instead.

POST a prompt to /agents/repos/{owner}/{repo}/tasks and Copilot's cloud agent spins up, writes code, and opens a PR. Here is the exact request, the X-GitHub-Api-Version: 2026-03-10 header, the user-to-server token gotcha that breaks GitHub App installs, a polling loop over the eight task states, and a fan-out script that dispatches the same migration across many repos.

As of the June 11, 2026 change, GitHub Agentic Workflows run on the built-in GITHUB_TOKEN. Add copilot-requests: write, drop the PAT, recompile the lock file, and let safe-outputs apply writes from a privileged step. Full issue-triage example, the token fallback chain, and the two cases where you still need a custom token.

Step-by-step guide to the Cursor in Jira integration (launched May 19, 2026): install the Marketplace app, assign a ticket to @Cursor, wire repository access and automation rules, and read the PR the cloud agent links back.

Wire up anthropics/claude-code-action@v1 so every pull request gets an autonomous Claude Code review with no @claude trigger. Includes the v1 YAML, claude_args for claude-sonnet-4-6 vs claude-opus-4-7, inline-comment tooling, path filters, REVIEW.md, and the choice between the self-hosted action and the managed Code Review research preview.

Three ways to put Claude Code on a schedule that triages GitHub issues unattended in 2026: cloud Routines (the new /schedule), the claude-code-action v1 with cron + issues.opened, and the session-scoped /loop. Includes a runnable Routine prompt, a complete GitHub Actions YAML, jitter and identity gotchas, and when to pick which.