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apply-remediation

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Applies only the approved plan items of a remediation plan (repo-audit-swarm's plan.md and findings.json, or an audit skill's report), one at a time. Rereads the finding at HEAD, writes the test and watches it fail for the finding's reason, measures before, applies the smallest fix per the origin skill, runs the checks, measures after with the same command and commits on stacked branches, with a before-and-after record per item. Stops if the finding no longer reproduces, the before does not show the problem, a metric gets worse or a check stays red. Opens the PR stack at the end. Use it for "apply the remediation plan", "implement plan items P2.1 and P2.3", "fix the approved findings", "apply findings H2 and H5", even without the word remediation. Not for auditing, writing the plan or reviewing a PR. Also triggers on Spanish requests such as "aplica el plan", "implementa los puntos P2.1 y P2.3", "arregla lo que aprobé del plan de remediación" or "aplica los hallazgos H2 y H5".

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