An analysis of 100 million pull requests found Claude Code was the AI coding tool used most often in merged PRs, at 31%, ahead of GitHub Copilot at 23%. Agents were involved in 28% of merged PRs, but a median of just 0.5% were merged without human review.<...
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Jellyfish study: Claude Code is the AI tool most often behind merged pull requests
An analysis of 100 million pull requests found Claude Code was the AI coding tool used most often in merged PRs, at 31%, ahead of GitHub Copilot at 23%. Agents were involved in 28% of merged PRs, but a median of just 0.5% were merged without human review.<...
An analysis of 100 million pull requests found Claude Code was the AI coding tool used most often in merged PRs, at 31%, ahead of GitHub Copilot at 23%. Agents were involved in 28% of merged PRs, but a median of just 0.5% were merged without human review. Original post on X
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