Pullfrog can automatically address review feedback and fix CI failures on pull requests. These are configured in the Coding section of the console.

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Auto-address reviews

When someone submits a review on a PR that Pullfrog created, Pullfrog automatically picks up the feedback and pushes updates. This keeps the review-revise loop fast — no one needs to manually re-trigger anything. For the full set of review-driven coding flows (line-level comments, Fix all, Fix 👍s on multi-comment reviews), see PR reviews → Address reviews.

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Auto-fix CI failures

When a CI check suite fails on a PR, Pullfrog can attempt to fix it automatically. There are two separate toggles:

• Fix CI failures on Pullfrog’s PRs — auto-fix when Pullfrog’s own PRs break CI
• Fix CI failures on non-Pullfrog PRs under review — auto-fix when a PR that Pullfrog has reviewed breaks CI

Pullfrog applies some sensible guardrails here: it skips bot-authored commits, only runs when CI is passing on the target branch (so it’s not chasing pre-existing failures), and rate-limits retries to avoid runaway fix loops.

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Build instructions

Build instructions guide how Pullfrog writes and modifies code. They apply to every run that produces a code change — auto-address reviews, auto-fix CI, implementing a plan, or a direct @pullfrog mention asking for an edit. Edit them in the Modes card on the repo console: Good build instructions are short and actionable. Use them for things like “run pnpm test and pnpm lint before pushing,” “match existing patterns in the file you’re editing,” or “open small, focused PRs and split unrelated cleanup into follow-ups.”