What problem does it solve? Audit reports that only say "X is broken" leave engineers guessing about root cause, whether the bug is still live, and what exactly to change. This Skill turns a descriptive findings list into an actionable, diff-level remediation backlog by confirming each issue in current code and tracing its history through git. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Per-finding forensics: Re-locates each issue at the current path:line, uses git blame and git log -S to find the introducing commit, and checks later commits and uncommitted diffs for partial fixes. - Status classification: Assigns each finding a status (outstanding, partially_fixed, fixed_undeployed, fixed_deployed, not_reproducible) anchored to a deploy baseline established from HEAD and origin. - Prioritized backlog output: Produces P0-P3 priorities, exact before→after fixes, regression tests, effort estimates (S/M/L), quick wins, and fix sequencing guidance. - Use Case: After running a production agent audit that flagged 20 issues, use this Skill to verify which are still live on the deployed code, identify three S-effort quick wins, and hand engineers a backlog they can start from cold. ## Quick Start Take the findings from my last audit and produce a prioritized remediation backlog with git-blame evidence, current path:line references, and exact before-and-after fixes for each issue.
