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Apply fixes from plan review reports. Reads audit reports, shows proposed changes for approval, then applies them. Respects plan versioning rules.
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| name | apply-plan-fixes |
| description | Apply fixes from plan review reports. Reads audit reports, shows proposed changes for approval, then applies them. Respects plan versioning rules. |
| argument-hint | <track> [modules: all | 1 | 5-10 | slug-name] [--severity CRITICAL,HIGH | --all-fixes] |
Prerequisite: Plan review reports must exist at curriculum/l2-uk-en/{track}/audit/{slug}-plan-review.md. Run /plan-review or /plan-review-seminar first.
The user provides one of these argument patterns:
a1 all, hist 5-10, bio 1,3,5a1 the-cyrillic-code-icurriculum/l2-uk-en/plans/a1/the-cyrillic-code-i.yamla1 (defaults to all)Optional flags (appended after module selector):
--severity CRITICAL — only apply CRITICAL fixes--severity CRITICAL,HIGH — apply CRITICAL and HIGH (no MEDIUM)--all-fixes — apply all fixes including LOWPlans directory: curriculum/l2-uk-en/plans/{track}/*.yaml
Read and follow the full prompt at apply-plan-fixes-prompt.md.
Output: Modified plan files + summary of changes applied.
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