plan

To turn code review findings into executable fix instructions, you process the report to break each finding into a dedicated file with exact scope, expected outcome, and implementation guidance for downstream execution.

Planning remediation after a comb review involves detecting report shapes, matching directives, checking pattern staleness, and generating per-finding or consolidated output with precise citations for downstream fix execution.

Yes, you can generate fix plans for non-code review reports. The planning workflow applies to both code-shaped and non-code comb reports, handling deferred items and grouped findings during remediation planning.

Yes, fix planning supports deferred items and grouped findings. It applies focus-aware directive matching to consolidate or isolate findings, ensuring precise remediation instructions for downstream execution.

You create actionable remediation steps by applying report-shape detection and directive matching to the review report, generating per-finding instruction files with precise citations that another developer or agent can execute cold.

You should avoid automated fix planning when the review report lacks a detectable shape or when pattern staleness checks fail, as precise directive matching and citation generation require structured report inputs to produce executable instructions.