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Generate step-by-step fix instructions for Blueprint bugs found during audit. Use when the user wants to fix specific issues.
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| name | blueprint-fix |
| description | Generate step-by-step fix instructions for Blueprint bugs found during audit. Use when the user wants to fix specific issues. |
| allowed-tools | ["Read","Write","Glob","Grep","Bash"] |
Generate detailed, beginner-friendly fix instructions for Blueprint bugs. Every fix must be wirable by someone who has never coded before.
Read the knowledge base:
${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../data/patterns/ue5-universal-patterns.md${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../../data/language-rules.mdThe user will reference either:
Read the relevant export data. Identify:
For each bug:
Follow the language rules STRICTLY. Each step must include:
For each fix step, verify:
=== FIX: [FunctionName] ===
BUGS FOUND: [count]
DIFFICULTY: [Easy / Medium / Hard]
--- Bug [N]: [Pattern ID] — [Short Name] ---
WHAT'S WRONG (plain English):
[2-3 sentences from the player/user perspective]
WHY THIS HAPPENS:
[Simple analogy — e.g., "Like editing a photocopy instead of the original"]
FIX STEPS:
1. Right-click in an empty area and search **[NodeName]**. Place it near [reference node].
2. Drag a wire from the **[color] [pin name]** pin on the **right side** of **[SourceNode]** to the **[color] [pin name]** pin on the **left side** of **[TargetNode]**.
[...continue with all steps...]
BEFORE → AFTER:
Before: Entry → OldNode → Return
After: Entry → OldNode → NewNode → Return
Be encouraging. Blueprint debugging is hard and the user is learning.