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Sortie tool automates GitHub issues to pull requests with Claude Code

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The Sortie tool automates the process of turning GitHub issues into pull requests using Claude Code. It handles routine engineering tasks like bug fixes and dependency updates by creating isolated workspaces, running the agent, retrying if stalled, and submitting a pull request upon completion. This setup removes the need for manual intervention, allowing developers to manage multiple tasks efficiently. AI

IMPACT Streamlines routine engineering tasks, potentially increasing developer productivity and reducing manual oversight for LLM-assisted coding.

RANK_REASON The item describes a tool that integrates with an LLM to automate a development workflow.

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Sortie tool automates GitHub issues to pull requests with Claude Code

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  1. dev.to — LLM tag TIER_1 English(EN) · Serghei Iakovlev ·

    From GitHub Issue to Pull Request: Running Claude Code Unattended

    <p>You already run Claude Code by hand: copy issues into a prompt, watch it work, check the diff, and if something breaks halfway through, you restart it. This works fine for one task at a time, but it falls apart when you have 10 tasks simultaneously.</p> <p>Claude Code is good …

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