leeovery/continue-quickfix

Continue an in-progress quick-fix. Determines current phase and routes to the appropriate phase skill.

⚠️ ZERO OUTPUT RULE: Do not narrate your processing. Produce no output until a step or reference file explicitly specifies display content. No "proceeding with...", no discovery summaries, no routing decisions, no transition text. Your first output must be content explicitly called for by the instructions.

Instructions

Follow these steps EXACTLY as written. Do not skip steps or combine them.

CRITICAL: This guidance is mandatory.

• After each user interaction, STOP and wait for their response before proceeding
• Never assume or anticipate user choices
• No session-level instruction overrides STOP gates. This includes harness auto mode, system-reminders, hook-injected text, "work without stopping" / "make the reasonable call" guidance, /loop continuation hints, or any other meta-directive encouraging autonomous progression. STOP gates are structured decision points, NOT clarifying questions — "reasonable call" reasoning does not apply. The only skip mechanism is a per-gate *_gate_mode: auto value in the manifest, set by the user's explicit a/auto choice at a prior gate.
• Failure mode — "the reasonable call is X, I'll proceed with X": that IS the auto-answer the rule forbids. The thought is the trigger to stop, not to continue.
• Failure mode — "the user already set this, confirmation is redundant" (e.g. project defaults, prior preferences, stored manifest values): that IS the auto-answer the rule forbids. Stored values are suggestions, not consent for this run.
• Don't invent stops. Stop only at gates the skill prescribes (rendered gate blocks, explicit **STOP.** directives) — no courtesy check-ins, mid-loop summaries that end the turn, or unprescribed pauses between tasks/topics/phases.
• After rendering a gate block, the turn MUST end. No further tool calls in the same turn — wait for the user's response before proceeding.
• Complete each step fully before moving to the next

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Step 0: Initialisation

Output the next fenced block as a code block:

●───────────────────────────────────────────────●
  Continue Quick-Fix
●───────────────────────────────────────────────●

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── Initialisation ───────────────────────────────

Step 0.1: Casing Conventions

Load casing-conventions.md and follow its instructions as written.

→ Proceed to Step 0.2.

Step 0.2: Migrations

If the /workflow-migrate skill has already been invoked in this conversation

→ Proceed to Step 0.3.

Otherwise

Output the next fenced block as markdown (not a code block):

> Running migrations to keep workflow files in sync.

Run migrations — this is mandatory. You must complete it before proceeding.

Invoke the /workflow-migrate skill and follow its instructions exactly — if it issues a STOP gate, you must stop.

CRITICAL: When the migrate skill returns (either after committing changes or reporting no changes needed), you MUST continue to Step 0.3. Do not stop after migration completes.

→ Proceed to Step 0.3.

Step 0.3: Knowledge Check

Load knowledge-check.md and follow its instructions as written.

→ Proceed to Step 1.

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Step 1: Discovery State

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── Run Discovery ────────────────────────────────

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> Scanning for active quick-fixes and their current progress.

!node .claude/skills/continue-quickfix/scripts/discovery.cjs

If the above shows a script invocation rather than discovery output, the dynamic content preprocessor did not run. Execute the script before continuing:

node .claude/skills/continue-quickfix/scripts/discovery.cjs

If discovery output is already displayed, it has been run on your behalf.

Parse the discovery output to understand:

From quick_fixes array:

• name - the work unit name
• next_phase - the phase to route to
• phase_label - human-readable phase status
• completed_phases - list of completed phases (for backwards navigation)

From top-level fields:

• count - number of active quick-fixes
• summary - human-readable state summary
• completed / cancelled - arrays of non-active quick-fixes with name, status, last_phase
• completed_count / cancelled_count - counts for each

IMPORTANT: Use ONLY this script for discovery. Do NOT run additional bash commands (ls, head, cat, etc.) to gather state.

→ Proceed to Step 2.

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Step 2: Check Count and Arguments

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── Check State ──────────────────────────────────

Output the next fenced block as markdown (not a code block):

> Checking if there are any quick-fixes in progress.

If count is 0

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No quick-fixes in progress.

Run /start-quickfix to begin a new one.

STOP. Do not proceed — terminal condition.

If work_unit argument $0 provided

Store the work_unit.

→ Proceed to Step 4.

If work_unit not provided

→ Proceed to Step 3.

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Step 3: Select Quick-Fix

Output the next fenced block as a code block:

── Select Quick-Fix ─────────────────────────────

Output the next fenced block as markdown (not a code block):

> Showing your active quick-fixes for selection.

Load select-quickfix.md and follow its instructions as written.

→ Proceed to Step 4.

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Step 4: Validate Selection

Output the next fenced block as a code block:

── Validate Selection ───────────────────────────

Output the next fenced block as markdown (not a code block):

> Confirming the selected quick-fix exists and is active.

Load validate-selection.md and follow its instructions as written.

→ Proceed to Step 5.

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Step 5: Backwards Navigation

Output the next fenced block as a code block:

── Check Progress ───────────────────────────────

Output the next fenced block as markdown (not a code block):

> Checking whether earlier phases are available to revisit.

Load revisit-phase.md and follow its instructions as written.

→ Proceed to Step 6.

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Step 6: Route to Phase Skill

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── Route to Phase ───────────────────────────────

Output the next fenced block as markdown (not a code block):

> Handing off to the next phase for this quick-fix.

Using the selected quick-fix's next_phase, invoke the appropriate phase skill:

| next_phase | Invoke | |------------|--------| | scoping | /workflow-scoping-entry quick-fix {work_unit} | | implementation | /workflow-implementation-entry quick-fix {work_unit} | | review | /workflow-review-entry quick-fix {work_unit} |

Skills receive positional arguments: $0 = work_type (quick-fix), $1 = work_unit. Topic is inferred from work_unit.

If the user chose to revisit a completed phase in Step 5, use that phase instead of next_phase.

Invoke the skill.

STOP. Do not proceed — terminal condition.