SecOps offsite explores letting AI agents auto-create and approve PRs
heyneighbor · x · 2026-11-10
A developer shared a worksheet from their company's SecOps Offsite 2026 AppSec session, brainstorming how to use their OpenClaw enterprise setup so agents can automatically create AND approve PRs. Key questions: which low-risk changes (non-breaking dependency patches) can merge without human review vs. paths that always need it (auth logic, payment flows, IaC, secrets); prerequisites and guardrails for auto-approval (passing test suites, risk tiers); accountability and audit trails when an auto-approved change introduces a vulnerability; whether an AI agent may review another agent's work; and desired outcomes like risk tiering and kill switches.
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