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Managing Bot-Generated PRs & Reducing Team Workload by 6%
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Bot-Generated PR Density by Vendor
Teams with more than 100 bot-generated PRs in the last 6 months.
Research Insights
Bot-generated pull requests are on the rise (13.3% of all PRs are bot-created today), and they are creating a unique impact on your SDLC.
In this research report, you’ll discover insights like:
54% of bot PRs are deleted without action
96.18% of all bot-created PRs are not linked to a PM tool
12.27 days is the average vulnerability time for bot-created PRs
How To Manage Your Bot-Generated PRs
You’ll learn how to leverage PR automation to identify and auto-approve over 40% of dependency update PRs.
With bot agent automation, your team can do things like:
Ensure PRs are always linked to JIRA tickets
Auto-approve safe PRs (such as updates to docs or image, etc.)
Get real-time PR updates with vital context (like estimated review time, PR owner & related issue links)
The Future of AI Agents
A study of key open-source repos shows a surge in bot-created PRs, with the share of bot PRs rising from 5% to 15% over the past two years. This highlights a broader shift towards automation in software development.
Now is the time to begin managing your bot-created PRs, while many of the changes are still straightforward.
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