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Fix a failing Vallorix compliance gap by generating the minimal code change and opening a pull request that references the control it satisfies
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- Very specific: line 9
Parse the target: If the argument is a URL (e.g.
- Very specific: line 16
Close the loop: After merge, remind the user to capture the evidence Vallorix expects (from listMeasureEvidences) and offer to update the …
- Very specific: line 19
ID not found: call listMeasures/listFindings, fuzzy-match, present the closest matches ("Did you mean…?").
“Common” is measured: kept by at least 6 in 10 of the 75 edited versions of this file we could read. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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Fix the Vallorix gap identified by the argument (a measure ID, finding ID, or description).
Steps
- Parse the target. If the argument is a URL (e.g.
https://app.vallorix.ai/.../measures/<id>or.../findings/<id>), extract the ID. Otherwise use it directly. If it's a description, calllistMeasures/listFindingsand fuzzy-match. - Load remediation context (follow the
remediateskill's workflow):getMeasure/getFinding+listMeasureControls+listMeasureEvidences(+getControl). Ground the fix in the control requirement, never general knowledge. - Scan the repo for the infrastructure/config that governs this control (Terraform, CloudFormation, CDK, Kubernetes/Helm, app config). Fix only the resources tied to the gap.
- Generate the minimal change. Make only what's required to satisfy the control. Never weaken a security setting to make a check pass — if that's the only way, stop and tell the user.
- Propose, then open a PR. Show the diff, then offer to create a branch and PR. In the PR body include attribution so the mapping is traceable and Vallorix can link the change back to the control:
Satisfies: Vallorix <measure|finding> <id> — <control code> (<framework>)e.g.Satisfies: Vallorix measure m_abc123 — CC6.1 (SOC 2). - Close the loop. After merge, remind the user to capture the evidence Vallorix expects (from
listMeasureEvidences) and offer to update the item in Vallorix (updateMeasurestate →IMPLEMENTED, orupdateFindingstatus →MITIGATED/CLOSED) — with their confirmation.
Edge cases
- ID not found: call
listMeasures/listFindings, fuzzy-match, present the closest matches ("Did you mean…?"). Never dead-end. - Already implemented / closed: "This measure is already
IMPLEMENTED" (or the finding isCLOSED). Then show the open gaps so the user can pick another (/vallorix:compliance-status). - No IaC in this directory: "I have the fix, but I don't see infrastructure code here." Offer: open Claude in the right repo, scaffold the config, or provide CLI steps.
- IaC present but no matching resource: "Found Terraform, but nothing here manages the resource this control governs." Offer: import + fix, fix elsewhere, or manual steps.
- Policy/process gap (not code): this isn't a code fix — hand off to
/vallorix:remediatefor the document/approval/access-review steps.
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