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aidp-fixup-cell

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Targeted rewind of a migrated notebook. Re-executes cells from history index N onwards (or a specific cell range) through the execute+verify+fix loop, with a 'why' reason injected so Claude knows what to fix. Use when aidp-migrate-job left a notebook at RESULT=PARTIAL or the user identifies a specif

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Install

git clone https://github.com/oracle-samples/oracle-aidp-samples.git ~/.claude/skills/aidp-fixup-cell

What is aidp-fixup-cell?

Targeted rewind of a migrated notebook. Re-executes cells from history index N onwards (or a specific cell range) through the execute+verify+fix loop, with a 'why' reason injected so Claude knows what to fix. Use when aidp-migrate-job left a notebook at RESULT=PARTIAL or the user identifies a specific cell that is wrong post-migration.

What this can do

Capabilities declared in this component's own frontmatter — not inferred.

Inherit all session tools

Declares no tool restrictions — inherits every session tool

~84 tokens of context used while enabled, before you invoke anything

Documentation

README · ~4 min read

aidp-fixup-cell — surgical re-execute of cells in a migrated notebook

The full-job migrator (job_migrate.py) runs every cell linearly with up to 10 fix attempts each. fixup_cell is the per-cell escape hatch when those 10 attempts weren't enough OR when the user discovers a latent issue downstream.

When to use

  • JOB_REPORT.md shows specific cells as FAIL after aidp-migrate-job finished.
  • User points at a specific cell of a previously-migrated notebook and says "this is wrong, fix it".
  • User has manually edited cell K to set up a precondition, wants K+1..K+N to re-run accounting for the change.

Two invocation modes

Mode A — re-run from a history index (Opus tool)

Inside an already-running migration, Claude can call the fixup_cell tool:

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