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Description

Claude Code skill that fixes a list of bugs with several AI models at once: each defect is verified first, the work is split by file across the models, a different model checks every fix, and there is one commit. Works on any input — a pasted list, a bug report, a Sentry or GitHub issue, a PR review, a failing test.

Installation

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open the source below and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

README

multi-fix

**Version 1.2.0** — see [`CHANGELOG.md`](CHANGELOG.md). Your installed version is the `version:` line in `SKILL.md`.

A Claude Code skill that fixes a list of defects with several AI models at once, from **any** source — a pasted list, a bug report, a Sentry or GitHub issue, a PR review, a failing test, or another tool's review file. Every defect is checked against the code before anyone edits, the work is split by file and spread evenly across the models, each fixer must show the failure before and after, a **different** model checks every fix, the whole tree is tested once, and there is one commit.

**The one idea:** a fix nobody else looked at is a hypothesis with a green test. The model that wrote a fix shares the reasoning that produced the bug. So one model writes, a different one checks, and the two are never on the same subscription.

This is the fix half of [`sliced-review`](https://github.com/Mariomarquezt/sliced-review) lifted out so it runs on any input. If you have both installed, `/sliced-review fix only` handles a recorded review and `/multi-fix` handles everything else.

Install

git clone https://github.com/Mariomarquezt/multi-fix ~/.claude/skills/multi-fix

Optional but recommended: [`sliced-review`](https://github.com/Mariomarquezt/sliced-review) alongside it, for the backend wiring notes (`references/runners.md`) and the HTML report builder this skill reuses.

Modes

The number is how many models take part.

you type who fixes who checks use it when
/multi-fix 2 Sol Grok one defect, or a few in one file
/multi-fix or /multi-fix 3 Sol, Grok, Opus — equal shares each checks the next, A→B→C→A the normal case
/multi-fix 5 those three + GLM Flash + Composer — equal shares fixed ring Sol → Opus → Grok → GLM → Composer → Sol a long list, or two more independent checkers
/multi-fix fast Composer Sol cheap and quick
/multi-fix high as the n