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Cursor's[2][3][4] changelog entry "Bugbot Autofix" is dated "Feb 26, 2026" and says "Bugbot can automatically fix issues it finds in pull requests"; StartupHub.ai[5]'s article is stamped 26 February 2026.
Weekly release notes confirming ongoing Autofix work, such as Bugbot replying on the PR with the reason when an Autofix push fails (merge conflict, branch protection, missing permission).[1]
Later changelog showing Autofix was refined after launch: it runs only when findings are substantial, uses only relevant rules, and Bugbot's resolution rate reached 78%.[1]
Launch post: Autofix is out of beta for all Bugbot users, issues found per run nearly doubled in six months and the resolution rate rose from 52% to 76%.[1]
Independent coverage published 26 February 2026 framing Autofix as a response to code review lagging behind agent-generated code.[1]
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