Fix Issue: #$ARGUMENTS
Dynamic Context
- •Issue details: !
gh issue view $ARGUMENTS 2>/dev/null || echo "Issue not found. Please verify the issue number." - •Issue comments: !
gh issue view $ARGUMENTS --comments 2>/dev/null | tail -30 || echo "" - •Recent commits: !
git log --oneline -10 2>/dev/null || echo "N/A" - •Current branch: !
git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null
Phase 1: Issue Analysis
- •Read the issue title, description, and all comments
- •Identify:
- •Expected behavior vs actual behavior
- •Reproduction steps (if provided)
- •Environment constraints (OS, version, configuration)
- •Severity and priority indicators
- •If information is insufficient, list what's missing before proceeding
Phase 2: Root Cause Investigation
- •Search codebase for relevant code using issue keywords
- •Trace the execution path related to the bug
- •Form ranked hypotheses:
- •H1: Most likely cause (based on symptoms)
- •H2: Second most likely
- •H3: Less likely but possible
- •For each hypothesis, gather evidence to confirm or refute
- •Apply 5-Why analysis on the confirmed cause:
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Problem: [symptom from issue] Why 1: [immediate cause] Why 2: [cause of Why 1] Why 3: [deeper cause] Root cause: [fundamental issue]
Phase 3: Fix Implementation
- •Implement the minimal change that addresses the root cause
- •Preserve existing behavior for unaffected code paths
- •Follow existing code patterns and conventions
- •Do not refactor surrounding code — fix the bug only
Phase 4: Regression Test
- •Write a test that reproduces the original bug (fails without fix)
- •Verify the test passes with the fix applied
- •Add edge case tests for related scenarios
- •Run the full test suite to confirm no regressions
Phase 5: Prepare Commit
- •Stage only the relevant files (fix + test)
- •Craft commit message referencing the issue:
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fix: [concise description of the fix] Root cause: [brief explanation] Closes #$ARGUMENTS
Output
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Issue: #$ARGUMENTS — [title] Root Cause: [explanation] Fix: [file:line] — [description of change] Test: [test file:line] — [what the test verifies] Regression suite: PASS / FAIL