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bunker: sandboxed Claude agents wrote 159 of 188 PRs

An MIT-licensed label-driven loop runs Claude Code in Docker worktrees, with a second-session review and auto-merge via CI. It costs about $1.30 per issue on Sonnet.

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What the research found

Developer built bunker, an open-source (MIT) label-driven agent loop that runs Claude Code in Docker worktrees, reviews changes with a second session, and auto-merges via required CI; about 160 of its first 190 PRs were self-written at about $1.30 per issue on Sonnet, now v0.11 and Claude-only on Linux/macOS.

Claims and how well the evidence supports them

  1. Bunker wrote about 160 of its first 190 PRs 95%
  2. An issue costs around $1.30 of Sonnet time on average 99%
  3. Bunker is at v0.11, Claude only, Linux/macOS with Docker, MIT licensed 99%
  4. Fine-grained GitHub tokens cannot read check runs 97%

Evidence

Actionability rated low.