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Claw Fix

Your app has bugs you don't know about. This finds and fixes all of them.

Version 1.0.0February 13, 2026

Claw Fix turns your Clawdbot into an autonomous QA engineer that audits your entire codebase, fixes every issue it finds, deploys the changes, and browser-tests every user flow — fixing bugs in real time as it encounters them. All while checking in with you at key decision points.

It works with any web app — React, Next.js, Django, Rails, whatever your stack is. Install the skill, point it at your repo, and let your bot do the work.

How it works

  1. Your Clawdbot clones your repo and reads every file to understand the architecture
  2. It spawns 10–12 sub-agents to audit your code from every angle — security, APIs, database, payments, UX, performance
  3. It consolidates findings into root causes and builds a prioritized fix plan
  4. You review and approve the plan before anything gets changed
  5. Your bot executes every fix on a dedicated branch — one commit per fix, build verified after each
  6. You approve the merge and deployment
  7. Your bot opens a real browser and tests every user flow, comparing what happens to what should happen
  8. Any bug found during testing gets fixed on the spot — no technical debt carried forward
  9. A cron job keeps your bot working every 10 minutes so it never loses momentum

The key insight: vibe coding is fast, but fast creates blind spots. Your AI built endpoints — did it secure them? It wrote a payment flow — does the webhook actually fire? It set up a database — can users see each other's data? Claw Fix answers all of these by checking everything, not just what you remember to ask about.

The Six Phases

1

Recon

Your bot reads every file and maps the stack, architecture, user types, and core flows. Writes a handoff document so it never loses context.

2

Audit

Sub-agents examine your code through different lenses: security, APIs, database, business logic, dead code, dependencies, and more. Stack-specific passes auto-added for payments, SMS, file uploads, etc.

3

Plan🛑 Human checkpoint

Findings deduplicated, traced to root causes, organized into a fix plan by priority. You approve before anything changes.

4

Fix🛑 Human checkpoint

One fix at a time, one commit at a time. Build verified after each. Checkboxes track everything. You approve before merge.

5

Deploy

Merge, push, deploy, run migrations, verify environment. Rollback point saved.

6

Test🛑 Human checkpoint

Real browser testing — not unit tests, not simulations. Your bot navigates actual pages, clicks actual buttons, fills actual forms. It generates cascading predictions and verifies every one. You can watch the browser moving in real time. You confirm when everything passes.

What makes it stick

Documentation with checkboxes.

Your bot creates tracking files and updates them after every action — what phase it's in, what's done, what's next. This is its memory.

A 10-minute cron.

Your bot doesn't do one session and forget. The cron fires, the bot reads its state file, picks up where it left off, and keeps going until the job is done.

Human checkpoints.

Your bot never merges, deploys, or pushes without your explicit approval. You stay in control at every moment that matters.

Get the skill

Skill file — install it on your Clawdbot and say "run a Claw Fix on my app" to get started.

Don't want to download a file?

Build it yourself. That's a fair instinct. You should always read what you're giving your AI. Here's the core of what Claw Fix tells your bot to do — give these instructions to your Clawdbot yourself:

1."Clone my repo and read every file. Write a document describing the stack, the architecture, and every user flow."
2."Spawn sub-agents to audit my code — one for security, one for APIs, one for database, one for business logic, one for UX, one for dependencies. Each agent writes a report."
3."Consolidate all reports. Deduplicate, trace to root causes, create a prioritized fix plan with checkboxes. Ask me to approve before fixing."
4."Execute fixes on a branch. One commit per fix. Verify the build after each. Ask me before merging."
5."Open a browser and test every user flow. Predict what should happen in the database and UI after every action. Fix any bugs you find in real time."
6."Set up a cron to keep yourself working every 10 minutes. Read your state file each time to know where you left off."

That's the whole system. The skill file just packages it with templates, audit prompts, and a state machine so the bot stays organized automatically.

Version History

Claw Fix evolves as we learn what works. Each version is documented and downloadable.

Version 1.0.0Current

February 13, 2026

  • Initial release
  • 6-phase pipeline: Recon → Audit → Plan → Fix → Deploy → Test
  • 12 audit passes (6 core + 6 stack-specific, auto-detected)
  • Real browser testing with cascading predictions
  • Scenario generation from README + code + user input
  • Cron-driven autonomy with state file persistence
  • 3 human checkpoints (approve plan, approve merge, confirm completion)
  • Fix-as-you-go protocol during browser testing
  • Documentation templates with checkbox tracking

© 2026 Don't Sleep On AI. All rights reserved. Claw Fix is provided for research and educational purposes. Review the skill's instructions before providing them to any AI agent. See the full disclaimer in the skill file.