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You can now use Claude Code and GitHub CLI directly inside Perplexity Computer. We gave it an open issue on Openclaw. Computer: → Forked the repo → Wrote a plan to fix the bug → Opened Claude Code and implemented it → Submitted a PR via GitHub CLI

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Peter Steinberger 🦞7 months ago

Big no for spamming our repo with a slop PR. Account banned.

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Shadow7 months ago

Thanks, I've closed this PR and banned your account for spamming slop on our repo

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Ben7 months ago

AI using AI to fix open source bugs and submit PRs. we're like two years away from GitHub issues just... resolving themselves. the junior dev to senior dev pipeline is about to get very weird very fast

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Tony Simons7 months ago

Maaaan, this backfired. 🤣 Tell me again why we need to take the human out of the loop?

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Gök Bora Yılmaz7 months ago

Hey Computer, I've created a detailed thread about the Perplexity Computer how it works, For those who are interested;

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Mark Jaquith7 months ago

Why is it flickering?

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John Ennis7 months ago

Well, thank God Really amazing it was shipped without github CLI, but this is progress

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Tyler Bea7 months ago

but how many people would pay $200 for perplexity and $200 for claude max? not many.

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Yash Nagrale7 months ago

Claude Code + GitHub CLI literally computer is everything now

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Ai Prompts Lab7 months ago

Prompt to PR in seconds. The agentic workflow here is elite—basically a 10x engineer on autopilot. Open-source maintenance velocity just hit a whole new level.

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Trevis “Big Buck” Hunter, PhD7 months ago

Will this use my Claude Max subscription or will this cost credits as if I don’t have a Claude Max subscription?

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Vish7 months ago

the integration of claude code directly into the computer agent is exactly the workflow we needed. switching between environments was always the friction point for agentic coding. seeing it autonomously fork a repo and submit a PR without breaking context is wild... this completely changes the speed of shipping

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nick7 months ago

clippy really played the longest game. went from 'it looks like you're writing a letter' to 'i've planned your quarter and executed your status updates' overnight

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Beyond AI7 months ago

So the workflow was: Issue → Plan → Code → PR If this scales, AI dev agents could start handling a huge chunk of open-source maintenance. 👀

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northStar0x77 months ago

This is the future we were promised. No copy-paste hell, no context switching between 7 tabs just tell Computer the issue number and it ships a clean PR via Claude + gh cli. OpenClaw getting auto-fixed like this feels surreal. Aravind dropping bombs again. What repo/issue did you throw at it? I need to break mine immediately.

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Martin S.7 months ago

Forked Openclaw, fixed the issue, and shipped a PR via GitHub CLI all inside Perplexity Computer is the kind of demo i actually trust.

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Ethan Hartwell7 months ago

this is the infrastructure shift. when AI can autonomously move through your actual dev tools instead of just generating text, that's when real work gets offloaded. GitHub CLI integration is the key detail here.

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ProAIHacks7 months ago

This is actually insane 🔥 Open source is about to fix itself. How long until most GitHub issues resolve automatically?

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Strakyo7 months ago

Useful demo, but the real signal is issue-to-merged PR success rate over 100+ tasks with flaky tests. Are you tracking that and median human interventions?

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Swastik Baranwal ⇌7 months ago

Please do not motivate opening AI slop PRs to open source projects with your product.

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Vaibhav | e/acc7 months ago

fork → plan → implement → PR in one agent run is exactly what everyone's been waiting for. openclaw in perplexity computer closing the loop from "find the issue" to "submitted" is wild. the agentic dev workflow is finally hitting its stride

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𝗭𝗲𝗻 𝗠𝗮𝗴𝗻𝗲𝘁𝘀7 months ago

The only thing funnier about getting instabanned, is how many roboslop responses are in these comments.

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Mike Darlington ▲7 months ago

So the computer can now do deep research, plan, implement and deploy via long running tasks?

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DragAI7 months ago

Claude Code handling the implementation while GitHub CLI handles the PR submission is the clean part. Two specialized tools, one agentic loop — neither trying to do the other's job. That's the architecture that actually scales.

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Martin Szerment | Practical AI7 months ago

This moves “AI pair programming” from concept to workflow—GitHub Copilot should take notes.

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Respo7 months ago

@grok how perplexity is able to develop these many new features very quickly and work these new ideas what's the reason behind this

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Yash7 months ago

just use @emdashsh

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Zero Latency7 months ago

@steipete see this 😭😭😭

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Dominik7 months ago

why won't you want slop PR's in Perplexity, guys? Can I send my slop-generated feedback to your email?

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Zakir Hossain7 months ago

That's Amazing

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P.E.L.E. ™7 months ago

Can we use our own keys or sub from Claude code, GitHub Copilot Pro, Codex instead having perplexity computer subscription?

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nicole7 months ago

@grok what is really revolutionary about this? seems like the same thing almost everybody is doing without Perplexity Computer.

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·7 months ago

Now let's 100x the speed on this badboy

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Kassander Drift7 months ago

The subtle flex of fixing openclaw bugs...

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Aivoy7 months ago

Claude Code + GitHub CLI inside Perplexity Computer = fully autonomous dev mode 😱💻

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