fix-on-my-computer

Automate Bun environment setup, dependency installation, and test stabilization.

3|3|Updated Jan 15, 2026
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Skill: fix-on-my-computer
Source: https://github.com/twikus/claude-configuration/tree/main/claude-code-config/scripts/.claude/skills/fix-on-my-computer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/twikus/claude-configuration --skill fix-on-my-computer-twikus

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill automates the setup and health checks for a development environment, ensuring dependencies are installed and tests pass automatically.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Automated Setup: Verify Bun is installed, ensure the current directory contains a package.json with a test script, and check OS compatibility.
  • Dependency & Test Management: Install dependencies with bun install and run tests with bun run test, retrying and cleaning bun.lockb if needed.
  • Self-healing Loop: Analyze test failures and apply minimal fixes until all tests pass, then perform a final verification and lint if required.

Quick Start

Run the setup steps locally: bun install, bun run test, bun run lint (as needed).

Frequently Asked Questions about fix-on-my-computer

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

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How do I automate environment setup and test stabilization for a Bun project?

Automating environment setup and test stabilization for a Bun project involves verifying Bun installation, running dependency installation, executing tests, and applying iterative self-healing fixes to failing tests until all pass.

Why does my CI pipeline fail during Bun test execution and how can I fix it automatically?

Your CI pipeline may fail during Bun test execution due to missing dependencies or lockfile corruption. You can fix it automatically by using a self-healing loop that analyzes test failures, cleans bun.lockb, and applies minimal code fixes until tests pass.

Do I need a package.json with a test script to run automated Bun test fixes?

Yes, you need a package.json containing a test script to run automated Bun test fixes. The Skill requires this file to execute bun run test and verifies its presence before proceeding with the automated self-healing loop.

Can I use automated Bun environment setup and testing across macOS, Linux, and Windows?

Yes, you can use automated Bun environment setup and testing across macOS, Linux, and Windows environments. The Skill supports Windows via WSL, ensuring cross-platform compatibility for local development workflows and CI pipelines.

What is the best way to fix failing JavaScript tests without manually debugging each error?

The best way to fix failing JavaScript tests without manual debugging is to use an automated self-healing loop that analyzes test failures and applies minimal fixes iteratively. This approach stabilizes tests by performing final verification and lint checks until everything passes.

What are the limitations of automating test stabilization for JavaScript projects using Bun?

Limitations of automating test stabilization for JavaScript projects using Bun include the requirement to have Bun installed and access to modify files to fix failing tests. It is constrained to projects with a package.json test script and cannot run without these prerequisites.