hz

name	hz
description	Use when the user asks for /hz, /hz audit, /hz plan, /hz fix, /hz goal, technical debt audit/remediation, enterprise debt cleanup, or a Codex /goal command for resolving project debt.

HZ

Run the smallest useful debt pass. Default to audit when no mode is given. Treat this as the thin entrypoint for $enterprise-debt-remediation.

REQUIRED SUB-SKILL: Use qiaomu-goal-meta-skill when generating a debt-remediation /goal.

In Codex, use $hz goal ... to pass the goal mode to this skill. Some clients show only the single $hz skill entry and do not display goal as a separate selectable subcommand.

Environment Preflight

Detect the host OS before routing. If the host is Windows, apply the UTF-8 session bootstrap first, then continue with the chosen mode.

Modes

audit

Scan the project and return only the highest-value debt items with evidence, impact, priority, and validation.

plan

Turn the current findings into a short remediation plan with order, owner, and verification.

fix

Apply or draft the smallest safe changes for P0/P1 items only. Stop if scope, evidence, or safety is unclear.

goal

Audit the requested scope first, turn the findings into a prioritized debt ledger, then output a copy-ready Codex /goal for resolving that ledger. Do not start fixing in goal mode unless the user explicitly asks to execute the generated goal.

Treat "all debt" as all evidence-backed findings inside the requested scope. If areas were not inspected or evidence is weak, list them as blockers or pending-evidence items instead of claiming the audit is exhaustive.

Routing

Interpret /hz [mode] [scope] as:

• mode: audit, plan, fix, or goal
• scope: everything after mode

If mode is missing or unknown, assume audit and state the assumption. For complete audits, load $enterprise-debt-remediation and follow references/core-contract.md. If the host is Windows, ensure the UTF-8 session bootstrap has been applied before loading the core contract.

Route these requests to goal even if the literal mode is omitted: "find all debt then make a goal", "generate a goal to fix the debt", "debt remediation goal", audit-goal, solve-goal, or all-goal.

For goal, first run the complete debt-audit workflow from $enterprise-debt-remediation, then apply the /goal contract from qiaomu-goal-meta-skill:

• Outcome: resolve the audited debt ledger in priority order.
• Verification: use repo-discovered checks, runtime evidence, screenshots/logs when relevant, and per-item validation from the debt ledger.
• Constraints: preserve public behavior, data shape, user data, secrets, default branches, and unrelated systems.
• Boundaries: name allowed write paths and forbidden paths; keep production data, credentials, destructive operations, and unrelated rewrites out of scope.
• Iteration policy: fix one priority batch at a time, rerun checks after meaningful changes, update the ledger, and switch evidence source after repeated failures.
• Stop when: every confirmed debt item is fixed and verified, or explicitly deferred with owner/reason/residual risk, and final checks are reported.
• Pause if: credentials, production data, paid services, destructive operations, legal/compliance decisions, unclear ownership, or scope expansion is required.

Output

For audit, plan, and fix, return only:

• findings
• next_step
• blockers

For goal, return only:

• findings
• remediation_goal
• blockers