fix-comments

Automating code-review comment fixes involves reading pending items from a JSON file, applying fixes at specified file lines, and updating statuses. This skill processes the .vscode/agent-comments.json file to apply changes and reports a summary of applied, failed, and skipped comments.

The agent-comments JSON format is a file at .vscode/agent-comments.json containing review items. Each item specifies the target file, line number, fix description, and status, which the skill updates to applied or failed after attempting to implement the fix.

Yes, this workflow is designed for VSCode. It reads the agent-comments.json file from the .vscode directory in your project root, applies fixes to the specified files, and writes the updated status report back to the same JSON file.

Failed fixes are handled by marking the comment with a failed status and an error reason in the agent-comments.json file. When unable to fix an item, the skill records the failure and includes it in the final processing summary alongside applied and skipped comments.

Yes, the skill works without external dependencies. It independently reads the .vscode/agent-comments.json file, applies fixes to the workspace files, and writes the updated statuses back to the JSON file without requiring any additional packages or components.

Skipped comments are counted and reported in the final processing summary. After the skill completes its run, it generates a comprehensive summary detailing the number of applied, failed, and skipped comments to ensure full visibility into the automated review workflow.