Fix Issues

Given a list of Linear issue numbers, analyze each one against the codebase, then implement fixes and create draft PRs.

Phase 1: Triage (main context)

For each issue number provided:

1. Fetch the full issue description using mcp__linear-server__get_issue.
2. Investigate the codebase to determine if the issue is valid:
   • Find the files/functions mentioned in the issue description.
   • Read the relevant code and assess whether the described bug or problem actually exists.
3. Produce a summary table for the user:

Issue	Title	Verdict	Reasoning
A-XXX	...	Valid / Invalid / Unclear	One-line explanation

4. Ask the user which issues to proceed with. Default is all valid issues.
5. For each confirmed issue, set its Linear status to "In Progress" using mcp__linear-server__save_issue.

Phase 2: Implementation

Work through each confirmed issue sequentially in the main checkout:

1. Stash & branch: Stash any uncommitted changes, then create a branch from main using the issue's gitBranchName from Linear.

   git stash
   git checkout -B <gitBranchName> origin/main
   

2. Implement the fix: Edit the relevant files.

3. Build: Run yarn build from yarn-project to verify the fix compiles.

4. Commit: Stage only the changed files and commit with a descriptive message.

   • Message format: fix: <short description> (A-XXX)
   • Include Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

5. Push & PR: Push the branch and create a draft PR.

   git push -u origin <gitBranchName>
   gh pr create --draft --base main --title "fix: ..." --body "..."
   

   • The PR body should reference the Linear issue (e.g. Fixes A-XXX).

6. Return to original branch: Switch back and restore stashed changes before moving to the next issue.

   git checkout <original-branch>
   git stash pop
   

Repeat for each issue.

After all issues are done

Report a summary table with the PR URL for each issue, or what went wrong if any failed.

Issue	Title	PR
A-XXX	...	URL or error