gsd-audit-fix

Automating code quality remediation requires a tool that detects issues, classifies them by severity, and applies safe fixes. This Skill autonomously audits codebases, verifies patches through tests, and commits fixes while reporting non-fixable findings for manual review.

Yes, you can filter code findings by severity and limit applied patches using configurable flags like --max and --severity. The Skill classifies issues by fixability and severity, applying only safe fixes that match your constraints before verifying them through tests.

Autonomous audit-to-fix pipelines verify patches by integrating directly with your existing test suites. After classifying and applying a fix, the Skill runs tests to verify the patch before committing the changes atomically to ensure codebase stability.

To preview automatic code fixes without modifying the repository, run the audit-to-fix workflow using the --dry-run flag. This evaluates the codebase, classifies findings by severity, and simulates fixes without applying patches or making atomic commits.

Yes, the autonomous code fix workflow is designed for codebases with CI pipelines. It relies on existing test suites to verify fixes before committing, ensuring that automatically applied patches for classified code quality issues do not break the build.

Code quality findings that cannot be fixed autonomously are reported for manual review. The Skill detects and classifies issues by fixability, automatically remediates safe ones with test verification, and flags the rest so developers can address them manually.