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Fix a GitHub issue by number. Reads the issue, implements a fix, and prepares a commit.
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| title | fix-issue |
| name | fix-issue |
| description | Fix a GitHub issue by number. Reads the issue, implements a fix, and prepares a commit. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| argument-hint | ["issue-number"] |
| allowed-tools | Bash(gh issue view *) Bash(gh issue list *) Read Grep Glob |
Run:
gh issue view $ARGUMENTS
If the issue does not exist or the gh CLI is not authenticated, stop and report the error. Do not proceed.
From the issue output, identify:
If the issue is unclear or underspecified, state the assumptions you are making before proceeding.
Search for code related to the issue:
grep -r to find files referencing the relevant function, component, or error messageMake the smallest change that correctly addresses the issue. Follow the existing code patterns in the affected file:
If the codebase has tests:
package.json or the nearest test configuration file)If you cannot determine the test runner, note that and ask the user.
Stage the changes and write a commit message in this format:
fix: <short description matching the issue title>
Fixes #$ARGUMENTS
Do not commit automatically. Present the staged diff and the proposed commit message, then wait for the user to confirm or adjust before committing.