/cure

Use this skill after /age, failed validation, or user-selected review findings need to be fixed and prepared for shipping.

Do not use it to apply every suggestion automatically. The user chooses what to cure.

Inputs

Accept any of: a /age slug (/cure <slug> reads .cheese/age/<slug>.md), a pasted findings list, a CI failure summary, or a scoped instruction like "fix the high-severity age findings". /age may also hand off with a pre-locked selection by passing the chosen ids in a structured handoff context (see references/selection.md#handoff-from-age for the canonical format); when that context is present, skip rendering the selection list and go straight to apply.

Age reports older than this severity-rubric revision lack the severity, location, fix-cost-now, and fix-cost-later sub-fields on each finding. Tolerate the older shape: when a finding has no severity field, infer it from the section header (## High-stake findings → high, ## Medium-stake findings → medium); when fix-cost-now is absent, the cheap selection verb resolves to the empty set per references/selection.md. Never reject a report for missing sub-fields; record any inference in the cure report under ### Notes.

When /age or /affinage hands off a pre-locked selection, adopt it. When called bare without a pre-locked selection, the default selection is the recommended composite (all-medium, cheap) — apply it unless --safe is passed or a recommended fix is sprawling/structural or findings conflict, in which case render a numbered selection list per references/selection.md and ask what to apply.

Optional flags: