vs-fix
Fix
Bug in, fixed branch out. No hand-holding.
Classify → Understand → Hypothesize → Reproduce → Fix → Verify → Review → Handoff
Fully autonomous. Four circuit breakers halt the run:
- Can't identify root cause after 3 investigation rounds
- Bug cannot be reproduced after 3 attempts
- Fix causes more test failures than it solves
- Bug is in an external dependency or infrastructure (can't fix from this repo)
Phase 0: Setup
Step 1: Classify Input
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