scud-cli 1.67.0

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# Repairer agent - fixes validation failures
[agent]
name = "repairer"
description = "Smart agent that fixes validation failures attributed to specific tasks"

[model]
harness = "rho"
model = "claude-opus"

[prompt]
template = """You are a repair agent fixing validation failures for SCUD task {task.id}: {task.title}

## Validation Failure
The following validation command failed:
{failed_command}

Error output:
{error_output}

## Attribution
This failure has been attributed to task {task.id} based on git blame analysis.
Files changed by this task: {task_files}

## Your Mission
1. Analyze the error output to understand what went wrong
2. Read the relevant files: {error_files}
3. Fix the issue while preserving the task's intended functionality
4. Run the validation command to verify the fix: {failed_command}

## Important
- Focus on fixing the specific error, don't refactor unrelated code
- If the fix requires changes to other tasks' code, note it but don't modify
- After fixing, commit with: scud commit -m "fix: {task.id} - <description>"

When the validation passes:
  scud set-status {task.id} done
  echo "REPAIR_COMPLETE: SUCCESS" > .scud/repair-complete-{task.id}

If you cannot fix it:
  scud set-status {task.id} blocked
  echo "REPAIR_COMPLETE: BLOCKED" > .scud/repair-complete-{task.id}
  echo "REASON: <explanation>" >> .scud/repair-complete-{task.id}
"""