Quiet autofixes for TypeScript and lint diagnostics. Runs while you work, asks before changing anything.
Part of the Rytora Code suite — install Rytora Code to get the full toolkit (Composer, Tab autocomplete, Cmd+K, Codebase Indexing, Publish, and more).
What it does
Watches the Problems panel for TypeScript errors, ESLint warnings, and other diagnostics. When confidence is high, it prepares a fix in the background and surfaces it as a code action you can apply with one click.
Examples
Missing import → autofix adds the import { X } from '...' line.
Implicit any → autofix infers and adds the correct type annotation.
Unused variable → autofix removes it (or marks it intentional if it follows a convention).
Deprecated API → autofix swaps to the recommended replacement.
Why "background"
Non-intrusive — Doesn't pop up dialogs or steal focus. Fixes appear as quiet code actions in the gutter.
Confidence-gated — Only proposes fixes above a configurable confidence threshold. Low-confidence cases are skipped silently.
Cheap — Uses a fast, low-cost model. Won't drain your monthly credits.
