Reactive flaw-remediation for JellyRock — fires the moment a defect, bug, gap, or regression surfaces mid-work, BEFORE you hack a first-draft fix. Triages the flaw by size (blast radius + judgment required, NOT line count) and routes it behind a confirm gate: trivial → fix now with zero ceremony; small/medium → a structured in-session fix carrying RCA gates (confirm root cause / weigh ≥2 fixes / right-size the artifact / regression+dogfood via npm run validate/test:scripts/test:tdd / human gate), optionally delegated to an Opus sub-agent to preserve main-thread context; large → escalate to tracked work (/log followup or /start-project). Recommend-then-confirm, flat disclosure, non-mandatory — self-demotes so it never taxes a 2-line fix. Reuses /focus's triage→route architecture but is distinct by TRIGGER: /focus is proactive session-start backlog triage; /snag is reactive triage of a flaw found mid-work. Use when something turns out broken and you want to handle it at the right size instead of reflexively patching. NOT for picking the next task (use /focus), and NOT for a known crash/CI/issue investigation that already has a dedicated flow (/runtime-triage, /ci-triage, /issue-triage).
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
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About this skill
Reactive flaw-remediation for JellyRock — fires the moment a defect, bug, gap, or regression surfaces mid-work, BEFORE you hack a first-draft fix. Triages the flaw by size (blast radius + judgment required, NOT line count) and routes it behind a confirm gate: trivial → fix now with zero ceremony; small/medium → a structured in-session fix carrying RCA gates (confirm root cause / weigh ≥2 fixes / right-size the artifact / regression+dogfood via npm run validate/test:scripts/test:tdd / human gate), optionally delegated to an Opus sub-agent to preserve main-thread context; large → escalate to tracked work (/log followup or /start-project). Recommend-then-confirm, flat disclosure, non-mandatory — self-demotes so it never taxes a 2-line fix. Reuses /focus's triage→route architecture but is distinct by TRIGGER: /focus is proactive session-start backlog triage; /snag is reactive triage of a flaw found mid-work. Use when something turns out broken and you want to handle it at the right size instead of reflexively patching. NOT for picking the next task (use /focus), and NOT for a known crash/CI/issue investigation that already has a dedicated flow (/runtime-triage, /ci-triage, /issue-triage).
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Reactive flaw-remediation for JellyRock — fires the moment a defect, bug, gap, or regression surfaces mid-work, BEFORE you hack a first-draft fix. Triages the flaw by size (blast radius + judgment required, NOT line count) and routes it behind a confirm gate: trivial → fix now with zero ceremony; small/medium → a structured in-session fix carrying RCA gates (confirm root cause / weigh ≥2 fixes / right-size the artifact / regression+dogfood via `npm run validate`/`test:scripts`/`test:tdd` / human gate), optionally delegated to an Opus sub-agent to preserve main-thread context; large → escalate to tracked work (`/log followup` or `/start-project`). Recommend-then-confirm, flat disclosure, non-mandatory — self-demotes so it never taxes a 2-line fix. Reuses `/focus`'s triage→route architecture but is distinct by TRIGGER: `/focus` is proactive session-start backlog triage; `/snag` is reactive triage of a flaw found mid-work. Use when something turns out broken and you want to handle it at the right size instead of reflexively patching. NOT for picking the next task (use `/focus`), and NOT for a known crash/CI/issue investigation that already has a dedicated flow (`/runtime-triage`, `/ci-triage`, `/issue-triage`).
About this listing
Category
Engineering
Reported license
GPL-2.0
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.