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# Overview

SonarQube Server 2026.4 provides a series of tools to help you identify, manage, and use AI-generated code in your projects.

## AI Code Assurance <a href="#ai-code-assurance" id="ai-code-assurance"></a>

Setting up AI Code Assurance is a three-step process to manage and apply specific labels and quality gates to your projects that contain AI code. See the [Set up AI Code Assurance](/sonarqube-server/2026.4/project-administration/ai-features/set-up-ai-code-assurance.md) page for information about this process, including the user of the API to mark and define your projects’ quality gates correctly.

## AI CodeFix <a href="#ai-codefix" id="ai-codefix"></a>

AI CodeFix allows your developers to get AI-generated fix suggestions from SonarQube Server and apply the fixes on their next pull request. AI CodeFix must be activated by an Instance Admin and can be applied to selected projects as needed.

See the [AI CodeFix](/sonarqube-server/2026.4/project-administration/ai-features/enable-ai-codefix.md) for more details, including information about [Fixing issues](/sonarqube-server/2026.4/user-guide/issues/fixing.md#opening-in-ide).


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