think-of-something-to-fix
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npx mdskill add imbue-ai/mngr/think-of-something-to-fixGenerate actionable, low-risk suggestions for code improvements when unsure what to tackle.
- Identifies small, self-contained bugs or cleanup tasks within a codebase.
- Does not integrate with external tools; it analyzes provided context for suggestions.
- Applies heuristics favoring obvious issues or style corrections over new features.
- Outputs a list of concrete, manageable items suitable for immediate remediation.
SKILL.md
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--- name: think-of-something-to-fix description: Come up with good ideas about what to fix. Use when you have to fix something, but you're not sure what. --- # Thinking of something to fix This skill provides guidelines for coming up with good ideas for things to fix. ## What types of things are good to fix? The following are attributes of good fixes for you to tackle: - The issue is obviously a problem (ex: a FIXME or TODO in the codebase, failing test, or something that is otherwise pretty clearly broken). - It's better to fix existing functionality and clean things up than it is to add new features. - The issue should be relatively small and easy to fix and self-contained (eg, not requiring a huge refactor or redesign of the system). - There should be little ambiguity about whether this is something to fix, or how to fix it. - Worst case, fixing style violations, adding additional tests, or updating outdated comments are always good options.
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