| name | fix-findings |
| description | Acts on review panel findings by dispatching concurrent GPT 5.5 workers with medium reasoning effort for small-blast-radius items (one per file), then a GPT 5.5 worker with high reasoning effort for remaining issues with knock-on effects. All agents read relevant context files. Use after /review-panel produces findings.
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| allowed-tools | Read, Glob, Grep, Bash, Agent |
| argument-hint | |
Fix Findings
Triage review panel findings and dispatch agents to fix them. Coordinate — don't produce.
Agent brief (provide to every agent)
- The specific findings to address (
file:line, problem, fix)
- Read
context/lib/index.md and any files the router points to for the relevant area
- Read
context/lib/context_style_guide.md before updating any comments or docs
- Read
context/lib/development_guide.md before writing code
- Run
cargo build and cargo test before considering the task done
Process
1. Triage
Classify each finding from the review panel output:
Small blast radius — GPT 5.5 medium reasoning effort, concurrent:
- Confined to a single file
- No interface or contract changes
- No knock-on effects in other packages
- Examples: missing error handling, nit, stale comment, dead code
Everything else — GPT 5.5 high reasoning effort, sequential:
- Crosses file or package boundaries
- Interface, contract, or exported type changes
- Knock-on effects likely
- Requires architectural judgment
Group small findings by file. Each file gets one agent.
2. Medium-reasoning workers (parallel)
Spawn one worker agent per file in a single message. Use model: "gpt-5.5" with reasoning_effort: "medium". Provide the agent brief above.
3. Wait and assess
Review outputs. Note unresolved findings.
4. High-reasoning workers (sequential)
Spawn 1–2 worker agents, one at a time. Use model: "gpt-5.5" with reasoning_effort: "high". Provide the agent brief, plus an enumeration of likely knock-on targets.
5. Report
What was fixed, what was skipped and why, and whether cargo build and cargo test pass.