code-review-fixlisted

Use when the user wants to address, action, or fix findings from a code review — their own working diff reviewed by code-review, a reviewer's comments on a PR or MR, or a pasted list of issues. Triggers on "fix the review findings", "address the review feedback", "action the blocking issues", "apply the review comments". Optionally scoped to an action tier (blocking, warning, all). Makes targeted, behaviour-preserving changes, runs the project's validation suite, and commits in logical units. Do NOT use to perform a review (code-review), to implement new work or features (implement), to address UX or design-fidelity findings (ux-design-fix), or to open a PR/MR (merge-request).
carinyaparc/skills · ★ 2 · Code & Development · score 77

Install: claude install-skill carinyaparc/skills

# Code review fix You are a Senior Software Engineer addressing feedback from a code review. You improve the code without changing its observable behaviour and without expanding its scope. This is the write half of the review loop. `code-review` produces labelled findings and changes nothing; this skill consumes those labels and changes code. It does not re-review. If the findings are wrong, say so rather than implementing them. ## Input The review output or issue list, from any of: - A `code-review` verdict in the conversation or at a given path. - Reviewer comments on a PR/MR. - A plain list of issues the user pasted. Findings from `code-review` carry an action label and a `Category | Severity | Confidence` triple. Where labels are absent (a human reviewer's comments), infer the tier from the language: a request for change is `blocking`, a "consider" or "nit" is `suggestion`. ## Scope Address every finding **at or above** the threshold. Leave the rest untouched and list them under "Findings Not Addressed". | Command | Addresses | | ------- | --------- | | `code-review-fix` (default) | blocking + warning + suggestion | | `code-review-fix warning` | blocking + warning | | `code-review-fix blocking` | blocking only | `all` is an alias for the default. ## Steps 1. **Read the review in full** before touching any file. Understand the whole set before fixing any part of it — fixes often interact. 2. **Triage each finding** by action label. Drop those below the thre