Drain the cache produced by `heal status`, fixing one finding per commit in Severity order, until the cache is empty or the user stops. Writes code, runs tests, and commits — does NOT push or open PRs. Refuses to start on a dirty worktree. Trigger on "fix the heal findings", "drain the cache", "work through the TODO list heal produced", "/heal-code-patch".
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Install skill "heal-code-patch" with this command: npx skills add kechol/skillsmp-kechol-kechol-heal-code-patch
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Concise, complete reference for the `heal` CLI — every subcommand, flag, and JSON contract an AI coding agent needs to drive HEAL programmatically. Load this when you're about to shell out to `heal` and want the exact command shape, the JSON schema it returns, and the `.heal/` files it reads or writes. Trigger on "how do I run heal …?", "what does `heal metrics --json` return?", "is there a heal command for …?", "/heal-cli".
Read every finding produced by `heal status --all --json`, deeply investigate the user's codebase, and return one architectural reading plus a prioritised refactor TODO list — grounded in the metric literature and module-depth / layering / DDD vocabulary. Works on any language and shape of project; respects the codebase's existing design. Read-only — proposes only. The write counterpart is `/heal-code-patch`. Trigger on "what does heal say?", "review the codebase health", "where should we refactor?", "/heal-code-review".
Calibrate the codebase, survey its shape, and write or update `.heal/config.toml` with thresholds tuned to a strictness level the user picks (Strict / Default / Lenient). Read-only on the codebase; writes only `.heal/config.toml`. Trigger on "set up heal config", "tune heal thresholds", "make heal stricter / more lenient", "/heal-config".
Cut a release of heal-cli. Reads Conventional Commits since the last tag, picks the next semver, bumps versions in Cargo.toml + Cargo.lock, rewrites the CHANGELOG.md "Unreleased" section into a versioned entry, and opens a `release/vX.Y.Z` PR. Does NOT tag and does NOT publish — those happen after the PR merges. Trigger on "/release", "cut a release", "bump heal version", "prep the next release".