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Use when the user invokes $fix-pr or asks Codex to apply fixes to a PolicyEngine PR based on $review-program findings, GitHub review comments, CI failures, or local review reports.

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name	fix-pr
description	Use when the user invokes $fix-pr or asks Codex to apply fixes to a PolicyEngine PR based on $review-program findings, GitHub review comments, CI failures, or local review reports.

fix-pr

This is the Codex equivalent of the Claude /fix-pr command.

Treat the text after $fix-pr as the command arguments:

$fix-pr [PR_NUMBER_OR_SEARCH] [--local]

Before starting, read workflow.md and subagents.md. Follow them as the source of truth for phases, checkpoints, handoff files, verification, and Codex subagent delegation.

Operational rules:

Determine the PR first, then ask whether to push and post unless --local is set.
Do not read full review reports into the main context until the final display step. Use short handoff files.
Write a fix plan before editing.
Apply only fixes listed in the fix plan.
Use PolicyEngine skills explicitly for fixes: $policyengine-parameter-patterns, $policyengine-variable-patterns, $policyengine-testing-patterns, $policyengine-code-style, $policyengine-code-organization, and $policyengine-period-patterns.
This workflow is designed for Codex subagents. When subagent use is available and authorized, delegate issue gathering, scoped fixes, CI, verification, and comment writing using subagents.md; otherwise execute the fix workflow directly with the same handoff-file boundaries.

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name	fix-pr
description	Use when the user invokes $fix-pr or asks Codex to apply fixes to a PolicyEngine PR based on $review-program findings, GitHub review comments, CI failures, or local review reports.

fix-pr

This is the Codex equivalent of the Claude /fix-pr command.

Treat the text after $fix-pr as the command arguments:

$fix-pr [PR_NUMBER_OR_SEARCH] [--local]

Before starting, read workflow.md and subagents.md. Follow them as the source of truth for phases, checkpoints, handoff files, verification, and Codex subagent delegation.

Operational rules:

Determine the PR first, then ask whether to push and post unless --local is set.
Do not read full review reports into the main context until the final display step. Use short handoff files.
Write a fix plan before editing.
Apply only fixes listed in the fix plan.
Use PolicyEngine skills explicitly for fixes: $policyengine-parameter-patterns, $policyengine-variable-patterns, $policyengine-testing-patterns, $policyengine-code-style, $policyengine-code-organization, and $policyengine-period-patterns.
This workflow is designed for Codex subagents. When subagent use is available and authorized, delegate issue gathering, scoped fixes, CI, verification, and comment writing using subagents.md; otherwise execute the fix workflow directly with the same handoff-file boundaries.