workflow-bug-fix
Systematic approach to identifying, fixing, and validating bug fixes. Use when fixing bugs, resolving issues, or addressing errors.
What this skill does
# Bug Fix Workflow Systematic process for fixing bugs properly. ## Phase 1: Root Cause Analysis **Agents:** `root-cause-analyst` Methods: - Error trace analysis - Log investigation - State inspection - Reproduce the bug consistently **Output:** Root cause, affected components, impact assessment ## Phase 2: Fix Implementation Constraints: - Minimal scope (fix the bug, nothing more) - Backward compatible - Well tested ## Phase 3: Code Review **Agents:** `code-reviewer` Focus: - Fix correctness - Side effects - Edge cases ## Phase 4: Regression Testing **Agents:** `test-automator` Create tests: - Regression test (prevents this bug from returning) - Edge case tests - Integration tests if affected ## Phase 5: Security Check **Agents:** `security-auditor` **Blocking:** Ensure fix doesn't introduce vulnerabilities ## Phase 6: Validation **Agents:** `quality-engineer` Checklist: - [ ] Original issue resolved - [ ] No new issues introduced - [ ] All tests pass ## Phase 7: Documentation **Agents:** `technical-writer` - Changelog entry - Incident report (for significant bugs) - Prevention guide (what caused it, how to avoid) ## Phase 8: Deployment **Agents:** `deployment-engineer` Strategy: Hotfix if critical, normal release otherwise Monitor for 24h: - Error rate - Performance metrics - User reports ## Success Criteria - [ ] Bug verified fixed - [ ] Regression tests added - [ ] No side effects - [ ] Documentation updated ## Anti-patterns - ❌ Fixing symptoms instead of root cause - ❌ Large scope changes mixed with bug fix - ❌ Skipping regression tests - ❌ No documentation of what caused it
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