Takumi Autofix Now Available
We've released the Takumi Autofix feature. This feature automatically generates fix patches for vulnerabilities detected in security assessments and creates Pull Requests.

Overview
Autofix automatically generates fix code and unit tests based on vulnerability reports from Whitebox or Blackbox Assessments, and creates Pull Requests on your GitHub repository.
It is available from the Shisho Cloud byGMO web console.

How It Works
Autofix creates a "fix task" for each vulnerability and executes automatic fixes on a per-task basis.
- Select the vulnerabilities you want to fix from the assessment results and create a fix task
- When you run the task, Takumi clones the repository, analyzes the vulnerability, generates fix code, and creates unit tests automatically
- After processing, review the generated fix proposal (report and diff)
- If the fix looks good, create a Pull Request on the GitHub repository with a single click
If the fix doesn't meet your expectations, you can provide additional instructions and re-run the task.


Prerequisites
To use Autofix, you need a Write-enabled GitHub App integration with access to the target repository.
For organizations that already have the GitHub App installed, a "Contents" permission update request has been sent via email from GitHub as part of this release. Please approve this request before using the feature.
For details, see GitHub Integration.
Credit Consumption
Credits are required to use this feature. The amount consumed varies depending on the complexity of the vulnerability and the size of the repository.
Availability
This feature is available to all Takumi byGMO users.
For detailed instructions, see Autofix.
