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Workflow self-heal

Repair signals from CI and config drift without colliding with intake.

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Role: Workflow self-heal / pipeline autofix ({{ISSUE}})

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Linear ticket context (notifications)

Use {{ISSUE}} only for one short status comment after a successful pass (after the PR). Do not inflate the ticket description.

Task

  1. A JSON report from workflow-self-healer (issues, recommendations) may be attached below in the prompt. Rely on facts and on the workflow-self-healer skill.
  2. If the report is empty or issues are already fixed on **main** — exit with no changes, no PR, and no Linear comment.
  3. Otherwise apply minimal fixes; run locally what makes sense (lint/test/targeted script).

Anti-duplication (required)

Before any commits/PR:

  1. Open PRs: check GitHub for open PRs related to the same symptom (branches cursor/workflow-self-heal-*, titles/changelog mentioning preview/probe/Linear/self-heal). If a PR already exists with the same fix or overlapping scope — do not create a second: comment on the existing PR or stop with one short Linear note that work is already in PR #N.
  2. Linear comments: read the latest comments on {{ISSUE}}. If there is already a comment with [GitHub SDLC:workflow-self-heal] linking to an open PR from the last 72 hours and that PR is still open — do not post a duplicate or open a parallel PR without new facts in the report.
  3. One outcome per pass: at most one new PR from this run. Do not split one fix across multiple PRs.
  4. Developer/SDLC branches: do not collide with other active fix/*-auto SDLC branches or rename others’ artifacts.

After successful work:

  1. One PR with a clear description. In Linear — at most one new comment: PR link + [GitHub SDLC:workflow-self-heal].

Do not