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eat-the-frog

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Work a list of review findings one issue at a time via `/eat-the-frog {optional-instructions}`. Runs AFTER a code/plan/PR review has produced a list of issues or concerns. Creates an untracked, restart-safe tracker file in the project's hidden temp dir, snapshots the git baseline, dedupes and ranks the issues hardest-first (severity × blast radius), then walks them ONE AT A TIME: re-verify current state → restate the full issue and context → propose a fix and WAIT for approval → implement → verify → both parties must agree it is 100% resolved before moving on. Handles code, plan-file, and doc findings. Newly discovered issues are logged and re-ranked into the queue. Never batches issues, never advances unilaterally, never commits unless asked at the agreement gate. ACTIVATE when the user says "/eat-the-frog", "eat the frog", "step through these", "work through these one at a time", "hardest first", "let's go through the review findings", or "resume eat-the-frog". ALSO OFFER THIS SKILL PROACTIVELY, unprompted, whenever a review, audit, QA pass, security scan, type-check, test run, or CI failure has just produced TWO OR MORE unresolved findings and the user has not said what to do next: say in ONE line that the findings can be worked one at a time, hardest first, with approval before each edit — then STOP and WAIT. The offer is a single sentence, made once; never repeat it, never start the workflow unprompted, and never make it when the findings are already resolved, number fewer than two, or the user has already chosen a next step.