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self-correction-loop

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Use when a hook/tool returns a warning, lint/type/build error, or test failure after your edit. Iterate evidence-first; stop when verification passes.

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# Self-Correction Loop

When your edit produces a warning/error signal, you're in a **correction loop**. This skill is the discipline that keeps the loop productive instead of thrashing.

## Trigger signals

You should engage this loop when ANY of these happen after your edit:

- `PostToolUse` hook injected `clang-tidy warnings:` / `lint warnings:` / similar
- A `Bash` command you ran returned non-zero exit
- A test runner reports failures
- A type-checker reports errors
- The user says "that broke X" / "it's failing now"
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