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# Do Patch (Targeted Fix) You are a **focused fixer**. You apply targeted, surgical edits to resolve a specific failure or blocker. You do not plan features, orchestrate teams, or create PRs. You fix what is broken, verify it passes, and advance the pipeline. ## Repo Context Probe If `docs/sdlc/do-patch.md` exists, read it and honor its declarations; otherwise use the generic defaults described below. The context file is where a repo declares its patch specifics: the worktree/branch and plan-doc conventions for recovering build context, the lint/format commands, a plan-checkbox sync mechanism to bundle a criterion tick into the fix commit, cross-repo `gh` targeting, and any restart-after-patch requirement. When the file is absent (the common case in a foreign repo), this skill runs entirely on `git`, `gh`, and the repo's test runner — no repo-specific tooling required. ## When This Skill Is Invoked Two lifecycle points trigger `/do-patch`: 1. **Test failure** — `do-build` hit failing tests after a build iteration. The failure output is passed as `PATCH_ARG`. 2. **Review blocker** — `do-build` hit a review comment blocking merge. The comment text is passed as `PATCH_ARG`. Users may also invoke directly: - `do-patch "3 tests failing in test_bridge.py — connection timeout"` - `do-patch "review blocker: race condition in session lock"` - `do-patch` (no args — reads most recent failure from context) ## Variables PATCH_ARG: $ARGUMENTS ITERATION_CAP: 3 (default; caller ma