skill-lake-repair

You can automatically fix Lean lake build errors by running lake build with an auto-repair loop that parses diagnostics and applies deterministic fixes iteratively. This process targets iterative software compilation workflows to progress builds while preserving code integrity.

Common Lean build errors like missing cases, unused variables, and unused imports can be automatically repaired using safe placeholders and minimal disruption. The tool classifies these errors from lake build outputs and applies targeted fixes.

Yes, you can preview automated Lake build repairs before applying changes using the dry-run preview feature. This allows you to verify the deterministic fixes and ensure code integrity before modifying your Lean project.

The auto-repair loop handles infinite build cycles using configurable max retries to ensure progress. It applies safety checks and logs all fixes for auditability, stopping the iterative process if the Lean build errors persist beyond the retry limit.

No external dependencies are required to run Lean Lake auto-repair. You simply need your Lean Lake project ready and run the lake build command with the auto-repair loop enabled to start parsing diagnostics and applying fixes.