bug-blitz
Bug Blitz
Resolve all open bugs in parallel — one worktree and one subagent per bug.
Workflow
1. Fetch Bugs
First, determine the current project by calling mcp__transit__get_projects() and matching the current repository name against the project list. If no matching Transit project is found, inform the user and stop.
Then query Transit for all bug-type tasks in "idea" status, filtered by the matched project:
mcp__transit__query_tasks(type="bug", status=["idea"], project="{project_name}")
If no bugs are found, inform the user and stop.
Present the list of bugs to the user with their T-{displayId} references and names. Ask for confirmation before proceeding. The user may choose to exclude specific bugs.
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