fix

name	fix
description	Document an ad-hoc bug fix or small change (one not in the build plan) into blueprint/context/current-feature.md so it runs through the same build loop. Writes a short fix spec and stops; then /implement builds it and /complete logs it to blueprint/history/fixes/ and merges. Use when the user runs /fix, reports a bug, or asks to fix or change something that isn't a planned build-plan feature.

fix - document an ad-hoc fix, then build it like anything else

Where this sits in the workflow:

/fix  ->  /implement  ->  /complete  ->  back to your features
(spec     (build it,      (log to blueprint/history/fixes/
 the fix)  reviewed)       + merge)

A fix is a bug or small change that isn't a planned build-plan feature. It runs through the same loop as a feature (build with review gates, iterate, then merge); it just starts here instead of /feature, and is logged separately.

Input

A description of the bug or change, for example /fix "password reset email never sends". If the user just reported the problem in chat, use that.

Step 1 - write the fix spec

Pull context from blueprint/context/project-overview.md and blueprint/context/coding-standards.md, then write a short spec to blueprint/context/current-feature.md (this file holds whatever is being built now, feature or fix). Keep it lighter than a feature spec:

• Title - the bug or change in a few words.
• Type: Fix (so /complete logs it to blueprint/history/fixes/, not blueprint/history/features/).
• The problem - what's wrong or what needs to change, and where.
• The fix - the approach, and anything it must not break.
• Build steps - usually one small step; split only if the diff would be too big to read. Each ends with an observable "done when".
• Verify - how to confirm it's fixed (what to click or test).

Then stop. Tell the user to review the fix spec, then run /implement to build it.

Rules

• A fix is not a build-plan item; don't add it to build-plan.md.
• Keep it small. If it's really a new feature, use /feature and the build plan instead.
• Same conventions as everything else (blueprint/context/coding-standards.md).

Formatting

Format the output to match the project's conventions in blueprint/context/ai-interaction.md: concise, scannable markdown, with lists for enumerations and tables for matrices rather than dense paragraphs.