| name | sonarcloud-issue-fixer |
| description | Fetch unresolved SonarCloud issues for the current repo, prioritize them, and drive an iterative fix loop (one issue at a time) until the backlog is cleared. |
| license | GPL-3.0 |
| metadata | {"author":"Ahead Labs Software"} |
SonarCloud Issue Fixer
Goal
- Fetch all unresolved SonarCloud issues for the current repository and current branch.
- Sort them by priority (severity first, then type).
- Fix them one by one in small, reviewable changes, until the list is empty (after the next Sonar analysis run).
This skill is designed for an AI agent + human workflow: the agent performs the code changes, and SonarCloud clears the issues after CI runs a new analysis.
Required configuration
Authentication
- Set
SONARQUBE_TOKEN (recommended) or pass --token.
Project auto-detection (defaults)
The helper script tries to infer defaults from the Git remote:
- SonarCloud
organization defaults to GitHub owner
- SonarCloud
project defaults to repo name
branch defaults to current git branch
Override anytime via env vars or CLI:
SONARCLOUD_ORG
SONARCLOUD_PROJECT
SONARCLOUD_BRANCH
Core workflow
1) Generate a prioritized plan
python .github/skills/sonarcloud-issue-fixer/scripts/sonarcloud_issue_fix_loop.py plan --format md --out sonarcloud-fix-plan.md
This produces an ordered list with the most important issues first.
2) Take the next issue
python .github/skills/sonarcloud-issue-fixer/scripts/sonarcloud_issue_fix_loop.py next --format json
Then:
- Open the referenced file/line.
- Apply the smallest safe fix.
- Run the most relevant validation for this repo (format/lint/tests if applicable).
- Commit with a clear message.
3) Mark progress and continue
python .github/skills/sonarcloud-issue-fixer/scripts/sonarcloud_issue_fix_loop.py mark-done <issueKey>
- Repeat
next until there are no remaining issues.
Prioritization rules
See .github/skills/sonarcloud-issue-fixer/references/prioritization.md.
Definition of done
plan reports 0 remaining unresolved issues (after CI Sonar analysis runs).
- No new issues introduced by the changes.
Safety rules
- Prefer minimal diffs; avoid refactors unless required.
- Don’t silence issues (e.g.,
//NOSONAR) unless explicitly justified.
- Keep fixes scoped: 1–3 issues per commit is ideal.
Related tool
The underlying SonarCloud issue fetcher lives at: