doc-tasks-fixer_skill

This skill automatically applies fixes to TASKS documents from review reports, ensuring structure, links, and IDs are corrected for iterative quality
  • Python

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2 months ago

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4 months ago

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npx veilstrat add skill vladm3105/aidoc-flow-framework --skill doc-tasks-fixer

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Overview

This skill automates fixes to TASKS (Implementation Tasks) documents by reading the latest review report and applying corrective changes. It closes the loop between issue discovery and document correction so TASKS can iterate toward compliance and implementation readiness. The skill produces a fixed TASKS file and a fix report capturing all applied changes.

How this skill works

The skill locates the latest review report for a given TASKS file, parses and categorizes reported issues, and executes a staged fix pipeline. Phases run in order: structural fixes, creating missing files, repairing broken links, normalizing element IDs, resolving content gaps, and updating traceability references. It can auto-generate stubs (contracts, dependencies, iplans), adjust relative paths after moves, and produce a follow-up fix report; optional re-run of the reviewer supports iterative cycles.

When to use it

  • After running a review that produced a TASKS review report
  • As part of an iterative Review -> Fix -> Review quality loop
  • In CI/CD pipelines to enforce documentation quality gates
  • When multiple TASKS need batch corrections based on a report
  • To repair malformed or incomplete implementation contract structures

Best practices

  • Run doc-tasks-reviewer first so this skill has actionable issues to fix
  • Keep a commit or backup before automated moves or large structural changes
  • Treat generated stubs as drafts that require human completion and validation
  • Tune iterative thresholds: re-run reviewer until score meets acceptance or iterations hit a limit
  • Prefer relative paths in TASKS to reduce link breakage after moves

Example use cases

  • Move a TASKS file into the required nested folder and update all relative links automatically
  • Create a missing contracts.py stub and dependencies.yaml when referenced but absent
  • Convert legacy or invalid element IDs to valid TASKS type codes across the document
  • Fix broken SPEC/TSPEC links and update absolute paths to correct relative paths
  • Replace template dates with current dates and flag TODO/TBD placeholders for manual completion

FAQ

No. The skill flags TODO/TBD placeholders and fills only trivial templates (dates, author metadata). Human review is required for substantive content.

Will automated moves break other documents that link to the TASKS file?

The skill updates relative links inside the moved TASKS file and attempts to update known upstream references, but you should review and run the reviewer across related docs to catch external link updates.

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