continue-bugfix

To resume a paused bugfix workflow, this Skill automatically determines the current phase—investigation, specification, planning, implementation, or review—and routes you to the appropriate phase skill. It validates routing decisions and enforces structured phase transitions across the maintenance lifecycle.

Routing an in-progress bugfix involves detecting the current phase and dispatching to the corresponding phase skill. The mechanism enforces guardrails across the lifecycle, validates transitions, and prompts you explicitly before routing or revisiting phases to keep you in control.

Yes, you can navigate backwards during a bugfix lifecycle. The Skill detects completed phases and proposes revisit options when applicable, prompting you explicitly before routing or revisiting any phase to maintain control over the workflow process.

The bugfix routing process supports backwards navigation by detecting completed phases and proposing revisit options. It covers investigation, specification, planning, implementation, and review, ensuring guardrails across the entire lifecycle transitions.

You need automated phase routing for software maintenance workflows when an in-progress bugfix is paused and must resume across structured phases like investigation, specification, planning, implementation, and review. It enforces guardrails and validates transitions.

A limitation of auto-routing a bugfix is that it requires explicit user prompts before routing or revisiting phases, meaning it does not fully automate transitions. It enforces structured phase transitions but depends on your confirmation to proceed.