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Run the project's review tool (`bin/claude-review --print`), report the findings, and iteratively apply fixes, committing each change individually.
This skill automates a review-and-fix workflow driven by a repository-local review command. It runs bin/claude-review --print, prints the full review output verbatim to the user, parses issues, and then attempts to fix them sequentially. For each issue it spawns a fixer workflow that reads the file, writes or updates tests when appropriate, applies the change, runs relevant tests, and commits the result with a descriptive message.
Use this skill when a repository provides a bin/claude-review or similar command that enumerates lint, style, or correctness issues and you want an automated, auditable pass to resolve them. It's appropriate for small-to-medium fixes (bugfixes, style changes, suggestions) but avoids large risky refactors without human approval. It triggers when the repo includes bin/claude-review, or when a user requests an automated review-and-fix pass.
Agents capable of running repository-local commands, reading and writing files, spawning sub-agents, and creating git commits (advanced developer agents like Codex/GitHub Copilot-style agents).
Fix-all is a review automation skill that runs a project's `bin/claude-review --print` tool, parses the output into issues by severity, and iteratively fixes them using sub-agents with individual git commits. It includes a re-review loop (up to 5 rounds) and a deferral mechanism for issues that conflict with branch intent. No scripts were bundled — the skill is purely instruction-based. Well-structured with clear steps but narrowly scoped to projects using the specific review CLI tool.
Clean skill, no security concerns. Well-written instructions with good safeguards (deferred issues, user confirmation for risky changes, loop limits). Niche applicability since it depends on a specific review CLI tool.
Interactive Rebase
Guided interactive rebase skill: rebases the current branch onto a base branch, helps resolve conflicts, runs related tests, and compares the result to the remo
Review Queue
Generate a ranked, clickable list of open PRs prioritized by review ease, with grouping for PR dependency chains and optional preference directives.