The sweeper-fix skill

Let an agent implement a sweeper-reviewed fix for one of your microsoft/vscode issues — from your own checkout, under your own identity, as a draft PR you own.

What the sweeper did for you

The sweeper reviewed the open microsoft/vscode backlog with a source checkout and marked the issues an agent can fix — each with a fix spec written while tracing the defect: the observable problem, the fix boundary (what must not change), the likely files, and a validation that becomes the regression test. Your ranked list is on your top-issues page (filter: agent-fixable), and every spec is inspectable there before you run anything.

Using it

No setup. The skill ships in the vscode repo itself (.github/skills/sweeper-fix/), so an up-to-date checkout already has it — just pull a recent main.

Then paste the prompt the Copy prompt button put on your clipboard — the skill invocation plus the reviewed spec, so you can read (and edit) what the agent is asked to implement before sending:

Fix microsoft/vscode issue #262104 using the sweeper-fix skill.

Reviewed fix spec (edit freely — the skill re-checks the live gates and treats this as your intent):
<the record's fix brief — pasted for you to read and adjust>
Likely files: …
Validation: …

Editing the spec is fine — the skill implements your version and still runs every gate. A bare first line alone works too (the skill then reads the record's spec itself).

What to expect

The PR is a draft on purpose: the diff derives from a spec written over issue text. Flipping it to ready is your "I've read this diff" signal.

Troubleshooting