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# /fix — Fix-Review Loop

Resolve FIX-FIRST gaps from `/review`. Dispatch a fix subagent, re-review, repeat up to 2 loops, then escalate.

## When to Use
- `/review` returned a **FIX-FIRST** verdict with CRITICAL or HIGH gaps
- Orchestrator hands off unresolved gaps after execution review

## Flow
1. **Parse gaps:** extract gap list from FIX-FIRST verdict — severity, files, failing checks.
2. **Dispatch fixer:** send gaps + original wish criteria to fix subagent.
3. **Re-review:** dispatch review subagent to validate the fix against the same pipeline.
4. **Evaluate verdict:**

| Verdict | Condition | Action |
|---------|-----------|--------|
| SHIP | — | Done. Return to orchestrator. |
| FIX-FIRST | loop < 2 | Increment loop, go to step 2. |
| FIX-FIRST | loop = 2 | Escalate — max loops reached. |
| BLOCKED | — | Escalate immediately. |

5. **Escalate (if needed):** mark task BLOCKED, report remaining gaps with exact files and failing checks.

## Escalation Format

```
Fix loop exceeded (2/2). Escalating to human.
Remaining gaps:
- [CRITICAL] <gap description> — <file>
- [HIGH] <gap description> — <file>
```

## Dispatch

Fix and re-review must be **separate dispatches** — never combine them in one subagent.

```bash
# Spawn a fixer subagent
genie spawn fixer

# Spawn a reviewer subagent (separate from fixer)
genie spawn reviewer
```

## Rules
- Never fix and review in the same session — always separate subagents.
- Never exceed 2 fix loops — escalate, don't spin.
- Include original wish criteria in every fix dispatch.
- If identical gaps persist across loops, escalate immediately — no progress means BLOCKED.