Anthropic says Claude writes about 90% of Claude Code's code and describes its review process
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Anthropic's Claude Code team says Claude writes about 90 percent of the product's code and that most review now runs through automated layers before humans look.
In an October 16, 2026 post on its Claude blog, the team says merged pull requests more than doubled from June to September while reverts fell by more than 40 percent.
The team says human approvals are scaled to each change's risk and that it tracks revert and incident rates as guardrails. These figures come from Anthropic itself, and the post cites no independent verification.
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Ado@adocompleteOfficialPickAnthropic says Claude writes about 90% of Claude Code's codeAIFrom June to September, merged pull requests more than doubled while the share of reverted changes fell by more than 40%. Anthropic has published a blog post on how it changed its code review process to achieve this.
ClaudeDevs@ClaudeDevsOfficialClaude writes about 90% of Claude Code's code, Anthropic saysAIAnthropic says Claude now writes about 90% of Claude Code's code. From June to September, merged pull requests more than doubled while the share of reverted changes fell by more than 40%. The company published a post describing how it changed code review to get there.
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AIThe Claude Code team says Claude writes about 90 percent of the product's code and that most review now runs through automated layers before humans look. From June to September, merged pull requests more than doubled while reverts fell by more than 40 percent. Human approvals are scaled by change risk, and the team tracks revert and incident rates as guardrails.
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