Peter Bugfix Loop for Openclaw

A closed-loop bug resolution skill that focuses on reproduction, hypothesis-driven localization, and minimal code fixes integrated with CI/PR workflows.

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v1.0.0
Mar 3, 2026
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1. ClawHub CLI

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npx clawhub@latest install peter-bugfix-loop

2. Manual Installation

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~/.openclaw/skills/
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<project>/skills/

Priority: Workspace > Local > Bundled

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What is Peter Bugfix Loop?

Peter Bugfix Loop is a sophisticated technical framework designed to transform vague problem descriptions into verified, mergeable code fixes. It operates on a strict lifecycle of reproduction first, ensuring that every defect is validated with a failing test case before any modification occurs. As a specialized component of Openclaw Skills, it minimizes the blast radius of changes by focusing exclusively on root cause localization and atomic commits.

By synthesizing manual debugging with automated gates, this skill ensures that fixes are not only effective but also documented and tested against regression. It integrates seamlessly with the broader Peter ecosystem, utilizing specialized tools for code review and CI management to maintain high architectural standards during the repair process.

Peter Bugfix Loop Use Cases

  • Resolving production defects and user-reported bugs with structured evidence.
  • Investigating and fixing regressions identified during the development cycle.
  • Debugging CI failures to determine if they are genuine code issues or transient flakes.
  • Standardizing the bug-fixing process into a repeatable, automated lifecycle for development teams.

How Peter Bugfix Loop Works

  1. Creation of a Bug Card containing the phenomenon, expected behavior, impact scope, and a verifiable acceptance criteria.
  2. Implementation of a minimal reproduction (Red Phase) to create a failing test case or reproduction script.
  3. Hypothesis-driven root cause localization, identifying 2-3 candidate causes without performing broad refactoring.
  4. Execution of a minimal fix targeting only the root cause files and necessary call chains.
  5. Contextual testing to cover trigger conditions, boundary inputs, and error branches.
  6. Integration with existing Peter workflows for code review, CI gating, and PR management.

Peter Bugfix Loop Setup

To deploy Peter Bugfix Loop within your development environment, ensure you have the Openclaw Skills framework initialized.

# Install the bugfix loop dependencies
npm install @openclaw/peter-bugfix-loop

# Link to existing Peter workflow tools
peter-bugfix-loop link --tools peter-code-review,peter-ci-gate,peter-pr-ops

Peter Bugfix Loop Data Schema & Taxonomy

The skill produces a standardized Bug Fix Report that organizes data into the following schema:

Section Contents
Bug Card Phenomenon, Expectations, Impact, Acceptance Criteria
Repro & Root Cause Repro Evidence, Candidate Causes, Final Root Cause
Fix & Test Changed Files, New/Updated Tests, Local Results
Gate & Review Code Review Conclusion, CI Gate Status, PR Status
Conclusion Status (Fixed, Continuous, or Blocked)

Peter Bugfix Loop Advanced Features

  • Strict guardrail enforcement to prevent code changes before a successful reproduction is established.
  • Automated integration with peter-code-review for real-time feedback on fix quality.
  • Support for atomic commits to ensure bug fixes remain isolated from unrelated refactoring.
  • High-risk regression detection with priority revert triggers for safety in production environments.
  • Hypothesis-driven code path analysis to reduce token usage and improve localization speed within Openclaw Skills.

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