Using claude routines with github
Intro I've been using claude for some time now. I haven't touched on routines in claude yet, and thought that this would be a good opportunity to play around with them and explore them. The official claude docs say this: Put Claude Code on autopilot. Define routines that run on a schedule, trigger on API calls, or react to GitHub events from cloud infrastructure. I thought to myself "could I get…
Claude routines allow for automated tasks using Claude Code. They can be scheduled, triggered by GitHub events, or called via API. Routines run on Anthropic's infrastructure and can respond to API requests or GitHub events. To create a routine, log into the Claude Code web interface, give it a name, add a prompt, select a repository, and choose a trigger.
Triggers include schedule (simple, run on a schedule), GitHub event (respond to GitHub events like pull requests), and API (most flexible, allows calling via POST request). Notifications can also be included. After creating the routine, it runs on Anthropic's infrastructure and can respond to events, such as updating a README file when a pull request is created.
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