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Diagnoses defects evidence-first, obtains human-readable fix authorization, and routes repairs. Use for bugs, failing tests, regressions, troubleshooting, or "fix this". Do not use for planned features, ordinary review, containment, docs, releases, or speculative cleanup.
leninkhaidem/super-developer · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 60
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# Diagnose and Fix Confirm the mechanism, recommend one route, and perform only approved actions. The parent orchestrates; a fresh Fix Implementer edits under the passed contract. ## Always - A bug report or “fix this” starts diagnosis only. Safe read-only repository inspection is allowed before approval; production edits and side effects are not. - Confirm root cause only when evidence proves the mechanism. Otherwise return `blocked` or `not reproduced` with the exact artifact, access, command, or risk acceptance needed; do not substitute “likely.” - Keep root checkout files/index user-owned: never switch it, edit it, merge there, or use it for delivery. Orchestration may run from `$PROJECT_ROOT` to manage approved non-root worktrees/refs through `worktree`. - Keep repairs minimal. Classify a repair by cost, not by category. A repair is `localized` only when both (i) the mechanism is confirmed by evidence, ideally a deterministic failing test, and (ii) the change is bounded and cheaply reversible. Check (i) and (ii) separately and require both; neither one alone is enough. When both hold, fix and review it here whatever subsystem or category it touches. - A repair is `broad/risky`, and therefore goes through `implementation-plan`, only when one of these holds: the mechanism is unconfirmed and the fix requires choosing between viable designs; the change is hard to reverse, such as a schema or data migration or a published contract or API; or the blast radiu