fixme-review-plan

Verifying a bug fix plan against a codebase requires identifying gaps between proposed changes and actual code to ensure correct, complete, and safe bug fixes. This process applies gate-based verification checks to enforce factual claims and traceability.

A fixme plan review is an evaluation workflow that audits proposed code changes for correctness and safety. You need it before executing bug fixes to catch alignment gaps, apply dimension checks, and ensure changes map directly to requirements.

Checking if a code change maps to requirements involves a two-pass review pipeline: internal investigation of the codebase followed by formal report generation. It returns structured findings with severity, evidence, and actionable remediation suggestions.

Getting structured feedback for a code review plan involves running an automated audit that returns output-driven findings. The review provides evidence, severity levels, and remediation suggestions to validate plan and code alignment.

Code plan review works across multiple phases including investigate, plan, review, and execute. It applies pre-review gates and dimension checks during these phases to ensure traceability, coverage, and correctness before execution.

Automated fixme plan review requires providing both the plan document and the target codebase for accurate analysis. It cannot validate plans in isolation and depends on repository access to enforce factual claims and check code alignment.