Loop/Prompt Library / Code quality & refactoring
🔁 React Doctor: small-batch fixes
Fixes a handful of real React problems at a time and keeps only the fixes that make the scan better.
Use it when: Your React code has warnings or errors and you want steady, low-risk progress.
🛑 Stops when: The scan is clean, or a pass makes no progress, or the remaining findings are false alarms.
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Run React Doctor on [project] and save the results as the baseline. Pick up to [5] real findings, errors first, then high-confidence warnings. Fix them, re-run the same scan and the tests for the files you touched, and keep only fixes that improve the score without breaking anything. Repeat for at most [4] rounds. Stop if the scan is clean, a finding is a false alarm, or a round makes no progress. Show baseline vs final, kept fixes, and what you rolled back.
Review every change the agent makes before you keep it. Set a budget or round limit — the prompt includes one.
Idea from Forward Future's Loop Library · by Will Undrell (@WillUndrll). Prompt rewritten in plain English by FixKit AI.
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