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Anekenonso/FixLoop

FixLoop is an AI bug-fixer with a strict gatekeeper. It refuses to open a PR unless the exact test that failed now passes. The model proposes. Code decides. A recorded stop beats a fabricated PR.

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How fast Anekenonso/FixLoop is gaining stars, and where it lands on Trendshift and GitHub Trending

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Stars, forks and merged pull requests each day or month, lined up with the repository's rank on Trendshift Trending

Oct 9 – Oct 22, 2026

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  1. Oct 122 posts
    • We tried to break it- 20/20 adversarial attacks caught before git tampering, skips, escapes 0.0% false PR rate across 36 trials on SWE-bench Lite bugs - Flask & Requests Built with: @neatlogs…

      Read full on X, posted by @symplyKen

      @symplyKen · x.com

    • We executed FixLoop on GitHub against a public fixture repository. The model resolved the swallowed exception in ' proved exit code 0 via the code gatekeeper, and opened a real PR on GitHub embedded…

      Read full on X, posted by @symplyKen

      @symplyKen · x.com

  2. Oct 113 posts
    • Measured results from 36 statistical trials + 3 real historical SWE-bench bug replays (Flask & Requests): False PR rate on gated runs: 0.0% (0 fabricated PRs) Real bug resolve rate: 3/3 (100%) Mean…

      Read full on X, posted by @symplyKen

      @symplyKen · x.com

    • I tried to break my own agent: Built an automated 20-row Break Matrix to test deletion, assertion stripping, skips (pytest.skip), path traversal (../../), and oversized diffs. 20/20 attacks caught…

      Read full on X, posted by @symplyKen

      @symplyKen · x.com

    • What happens when an ungated agent tries to fix an issue? In our baseline trial on Issue 03, the model submitted a patch that just added a comment, left the test failing, and declared victory.…

      Read full on X, posted by @symplyKen

      @symplyKen · x.com

  3. Oct 101 post
    • Agents that fix GitHub issues usually open a pull request whether or not the fix works. I'm building FixLoop for #neatHack: an AI bug-fixer with a strict gatekeeper. It refuses to open a PR unless…

      Read full on X, posted by @symplyKen

      @symplyKen · x.com