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# Aikido AI in IDE

Aikido’s AI features bring smart prioritization and safe, automated fixes directly into your IDE. Instead of manually reviewing every issue, you can focus on what really matters and even fix problems with one click.

## AI AutoTriage

When a scan detects multiple issues, AI AutoTriage can help you identify which ones deserve attention first.

Aikido can automatically analyzes findings for reachability and impact based on your code context, marking the most critical ones for review and de-emphasizing noise.

### How to use

1. Open the Aikido panel or hover the inline finding.
2. Select a finding that supports AutoTriage.
3. Click Assess with AI.

## AI AutoFix

For supported SAST and SCA findings, Aikido offers AI AutoFix, an AI-generated fix you can preview and apply directly in your IDE.

Each fix includes:

* A proposed safe code change generated by Aikido’s security AI.
* A side-by-side preview so you can review before applying.
* Context on why the fix is recommended.

Once applied, your code is automatically updated and rescanned to confirm the issue is resolved.

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### Benefits

* Reduce noise: Let AI filter and prioritize issues automatically.
* Save time: Fix common vulnerabilities instantly without leaving your editor.
* Stay consistent: IDE results match the rules and severities defined in your Aikido workspace.

### How to use

1. Open a supported SAST or dependency finding.
2. Click AutoFix.
3. Review the proposed patch in the diff preview.
4. Apply the change. Aikido rescans the file to verify the issue is resolved.


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