bugfix-quick

Fix software bugs via a four-step TDD workflow with test verification.

24|3|Updated Nov 25, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/nguyenthienthanh/aura-frog --skill bugfix-quick
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Skill: bugfix-quick
Source: https://github.com/nguyenthienthanh/aura-frog/tree/main/aura-frog/skills/bugfix-quick
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/nguyenthienthanh/aura-frog --skill bugfix-quick

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Debugging and fixing bugs can be a time-consuming and unstructured process, often leading to incomplete fixes or new regressions. This Skill provides a fast, TDD-driven workflow to quickly identify, fix, and verify bugs with minimal overhead, ensuring reliable solutions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 4-Step Quick Fix Process: Guides through understanding the bug, writing a failing test (TDD RED), implementing a minimal fix (TDD GREEN), and verifying the solution.
  • TDD Enforcement: Ensures a test is written to reproduce the bug before any code changes, guaranteeing the fix addresses the actual issue.
  • Rapid Iteration: Features only 3 approval gates, significantly faster than a full workflow, for quick turnaround on critical issues.
  • Use Case: When a user reports a login crash, use this skill to quickly understand the issue, write a test that reproduces the crash, implement a minimal fix, and verify that the test now passes and no regressions were introduced.

Quick Start

Fix the bug where the login button is not working on iOS

Frequently Asked Questions about bugfix-quick

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I fix bugs quickly using test-driven development?

Test-driven development for bug fixes involves a four-step workflow: understand the error, write a failing test that reproduces it, implement a minimal fix, and verify against the full test suite. This TDD approach ensures the fix addresses the actual issue before code changes and catches regressions.

Can I use TDD to fix crashes and non-working features in my software project?

Yes. TDD-based bug fixing works for crashes, errors, and broken features by first writing a test that reproduces the problem, then implementing the minimal code change to make it pass. This workflow applies to any software maintenance scenario where you need reliable, verifiable fixes.

What's the fastest way to debug and verify a bug fix without introducing regressions?

A streamlined TDD workflow with only three approval gates accelerates bug fixes by enforcing a failing test before any code change, then verifying the fix passes and running the full test suite to detect regressions. This minimal-change approach delivers quick turnaround on critical issues.

How do I locate affected code and write a failing test for a bug?

Use grep and glob tools to search and identify affected code, then write a test that reproduces the bug before making any fixes. This test-first approach ensures you understand the error and can verify your fix actually resolves the issue.

Does test-driven debugging work for automation and error resolution across different software projects?

Yes. The TDD-based bug-fix workflow applies to automation tasks, error resolution, and software maintenance across projects by providing a structured, repeatable process that combines understanding, test reproduction, minimal implementation, and regression verification.

What happens if my bug fix fails the full test suite verification?

If regressions are detected during verification, the minimal-change constraint and explicit test-driven steps make it faster to isolate the issue. The failing test documents exactly what broke, guiding you to refine the fix without starting over.