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Inline orchestration workflow for automated bug detection and fixing with Beads integration. Provides step-by-step phases for bug-hunter detection, history enrichment for priority bugs, priority-based fixing with bug-fixer, and verification cycles.

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SKILL.md
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Bug Health Check (Inline Orchestration)

You ARE the orchestrator. Execute this workflow directly without spawning a separate orchestrator agent.

Workflow Overview

Beads Init → Detection → History Check (HIGH+) → Create Issues → Fix by Priority → Close Issues → Verify → Beads Complete

Max iterations: 3 Priorities: critical → high → medium → low Beads integration: Automatic issue tracking History enrichment: For CRITICAL and HIGH bugs only


Phase 1: Pre-flight & Beads Init

  1. Setup directories:

    mkdir -p .tmp/current/{plans,changes,backups}
  2. Validate environment:

    • Check package.json exists
    • Check type-check and build scripts exist
  3. Create Beads wisp:

    bd mol wisp healthcheck

    IMPORTANT: Save the wisp ID (e.g., mc2-xxx) for later use.

  4. Initialize TodoWrite:

    [
      { "content": "Bug detection", "status": "in_progress", "activeForm": "Detecting bugs" },
      { "content": "Create Beads issues", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Creating issues" },
      { "content": "Fix critical bugs", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Fixing critical bugs" },
      { "content": "Fix high priority bugs", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Fixing high bugs" },
      {
        "content": "Fix medium priority bugs",
        "status": "pending",
        "activeForm": "Fixing medium bugs"
      },
      { "content": "Fix low priority bugs", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Fixing low bugs" },
      { "content": "Verification scan", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Verifying fixes" },
      { "content": "Complete Beads wisp", "status": "pending", "activeForm": "Completing wisp" }
    ]

Phase 2: Detection

Invoke bug-hunter via Task tool:

subagent_type: "bug-hunter"
description: "Detect all bugs"
prompt: |
  Scan the entire codebase for bugs:
  - Run type-check and build
  - Check for security vulnerabilities
  - Find dead code and debug statements
  - Categorize by priority (critical/high/medium/low)

  Generate: bug-hunting-report.md

  Return summary with bug counts per priority.

After bug-hunter returns:

  1. Read bug-hunting-report.md
  2. Parse bug counts by priority
  3. If zero bugs → skip to Phase 7 (Final Summary)
  4. Update TodoWrite: mark detection complete

Phase 2.5: History Enrichment (CRITICAL/HIGH only)

Purpose: Find previously fixed similar bugs to detect regressions and provide historical context.

When to run: Only for CRITICAL and HIGH priority bugs (skip for MEDIUM/LOW).

Steps

  1. Extract keywords from each CRITICAL/HIGH bug title/description

  2. Search Beads history:

    # For each bug, search by relevant keywords
    bd search "{keywords}" --status closed --limit 5
    
    # Also search by category
    bd search "security" --status closed --limit 5      # for security bugs
    bd search "dependency" --status closed --limit 5    # for dependency bugs
    bd search "{file_path}" --status closed --limit 3   # for file-specific bugs
  3. Evaluate results:

    • Match found: Similar closed issue exists
      • Could be regression (same bug returned)
      • Could be related pattern (similar problem elsewhere)
    • No match: New type of bug
  4. Enrich bug data:

    For each bug with history matches:
    - Add to bug metadata: related_issues: [mc2-xxx, mc2-yyy]
    - Note if potential regression: is_regression: true/false
  5. Store enrichment for Phase 3 and Phase 5:

    // .tmp/current/history-enrichment.json
    {
      "bug_1": {
        "related_closed": ["mc2-abc", "mc2-def"],
        "is_potential_regression": false,
        "context": "Similar security fix in mc2-abc"
      }
    }

Output

  • If related issues found: Include in bug description when creating Beads issue
  • If potential regression: Flag for special attention in bug-fixer prompt
  • If no history: Proceed normally (new bug type)

Example

# Bug: "Vulnerable tar package"
bd search "tar" --status closed --limit 5
bd search "vulnerability" --status closed --limit 5
bd search "pnpm override" --status closed --limit 5

# Results: No matches → new bug, no enrichment needed
# Results: mc2-xyz found → add to related_issues

Note: History enrichment is informational, not blocking. Missing history doesn't prevent fixing.


Phase 3: Create Beads Issues

For each bug found, create a Beads issue.

For CRITICAL/HIGH bugs (with history enrichment):

# If related_issues found in Phase 2.5:
bd create "BUG: {bug_title}" -t bug -p {1|2} \
  -d "{description}

## History Context
Related closed issues: {related_issues}
Potential regression: {yes/no}
Previous fix context: {context from enrichment}" \
  --deps discovered-from:{wisp_id}

# If no history found:
bd create "BUG: {bug_title}" -t bug -p {1|2} -d "{description}" \
  --deps discovered-from:{wisp_id}

For MEDIUM/LOW bugs (no history check):

# Medium bugs (P3)
bd create "BUG: {bug_title}" -t bug -p 3 -d "{description}" \
  --deps discovered-from:{wisp_id}

# Low bugs (P4)
bd create "BUG: {bug_title}" -t bug -p 4 -d "{description}" \
  --deps discovered-from:{wisp_id}

Track issue IDs in a mapping:

bug_1 → mc2-aaa (related: mc2-xyz)
bug_2 → mc2-bbb
...

Update TodoWrite: mark "Create Beads issues" complete.


Phase 4: Quality Gate (Pre-fix)

Run inline validation:

pnpm type-check
pnpm build
  • If both pass → proceed to fixing
  • If fail → report to user, exit

Phase 5: Fixing Loop

For each priority (critical → high → medium → low):

  1. Check if bugs exist for this priority

    • If zero → skip to next priority
  2. Update TodoWrite: mark current priority in_progress

  3. Claim issues in Beads:

    bd update {issue_id} --status in_progress
  4. Invoke bug-fixer via Task tool:

    subagent_type: "bug-fixer"
    description: "Fix {priority} bugs"
    prompt: |
      Read bug-hunting-report.md and fix all {priority} priority bugs.
    
      ## History Context (for CRITICAL/HIGH only)
      Check .tmp/current/history-enrichment.json for related closed issues.
      If a bug has related_closed issues:
      - Review the previous fix approach (bd show {related_id})
      - Consider if this is a regression
      - Apply learnings from previous fix
    
      For each bug:
      1. Backup file before editing
      2. If history exists, review previous fix first
      3. Implement fix
      4. Log change to .tmp/current/changes/bug-changes.json
    
      Generate/update: bug-fixes-implemented.md
    
      Return: count of fixed bugs, count of failed fixes, list of fixed bug IDs.
  5. Quality Gate (inline):

    pnpm type-check
    pnpm build
    • If FAIL → report error, suggest rollback, exit
    • If PASS → continue
  6. Close fixed issues in Beads:

    bd close {issue_id_1} {issue_id_2} ... --reason "Fixed in health check"
  7. Update TodoWrite: mark priority complete

  8. Repeat for next priority


Phase 6: Verification

After all priorities fixed:

  1. Update TodoWrite: mark verification in_progress

  2. Invoke bug-hunter (verification mode):

    subagent_type: "bug-hunter"
    description: "Verification scan"
    prompt: |
      Re-scan codebase after fixes.
      Compare with previous bug-hunting-report.md.
    
      Report:
      - Bugs fixed (count)
      - Bugs remaining (count)
      - New bugs introduced (count)
  3. Decision:

    • If bugs_remaining == 0 → Phase 7
    • If iteration < 3 AND bugs_remaining > 0 → Go to Phase 2
    • If iteration >= 3 → Phase 7 with remaining bugs

Phase 7: Final Summary & Beads Complete

  1. Complete Beads wisp:

    # If all bugs fixed
    bd mol squash {wisp_id}
    
    # If no bugs found (nothing to do)
    bd mol burn {wisp_id}
  2. Create issues for remaining bugs (if any):

    bd create "REMAINING: {bug_title}" -t bug -p {priority} \
      -d "Not fixed in health check. See bug-hunting-report.md"
  3. Generate summary for user:

## Bug Health Check Complete

**Wisp ID**: {wisp_id}
**Iterations**: {count}/3
**Status**: {SUCCESS/PARTIAL}

### Results

- Found: {total} bugs
- Fixed: {fixed} ({percentage}%)
- Remaining: {remaining}

### By Priority

- Critical: {fixed}/{total}
- High: {fixed}/{total}
- Medium: {fixed}/{total}
- Low: {fixed}/{total}

### Beads Issues

- Created: {count}
- Closed: {count}
- Remaining: {count} (issues created for follow-up)

### Validation

- Type Check: {status}
- Build: {status}

### Artifacts

- Detection: `bug-hunting-report.md`
- Fixes: `bug-fixes-implemented.md`
  1. Update TodoWrite: mark wisp complete

  2. SESSION CLOSE PROTOCOL:

    git status
    git add .
    bd sync
    git commit -m "fix: health check - {fixed} bugs fixed ({wisp_id})"
    bd sync
    git push

Error Handling

If quality gate fails:

Rollback available: .tmp/current/changes/bug-changes.json

To rollback:
1. Read changes log
2. Restore files from .tmp/current/backups/
3. Re-run workflow

If worker fails:

  • Report error to user
  • Keep Beads wisp open for manual completion
  • Suggest manual intervention
  • Exit workflow

If Beads command fails:

  • Log error but continue workflow
  • Beads tracking is enhancement, not blocker

Quick Reference

PhaseBeads Action
1. Pre-flightbd mol wisp healthcheck
2.5. History (HIGH+)bd search "{keywords}" --status closed
3. After detectionbd create for each bug (with history)
5. Before fixbd update --status in_progress
5. After fixbd close --reason "Fixed"
7. Completebd mol squash/burn
7. Remainingbd create for unfixed bugs

Worker Prompts

See references/worker-prompts.md for detailed prompts.

Repository

maslennikov-ig/claude-code-orchestrator-kit

Path

.claude/skills/health-bugs/SKILL.md

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