claude-code-autoconfig: Command for Claude Code

Gimme One-Liner

Collapse whatever was just investigated in this conversation into exactly three lines.

This command exists because a finished investigation is usually reported at the length it took to conduct — the false starts, the tools that disagreed, the evidence trail. That narration is worth having while the work is live and worthless once it lands. This is the landing form.

Scope

The subject is the most recent investigation, debugging thread, or diagnosis in this conversation — not the whole session, and not the last thing you happened to say. If the conversation moved on to unrelated work after the investigation closed, the investigation is still the subject.

You already know the answer. Do not re-run tools, re-read files, or re-verify to write this — it is a compression of context you hold, not a fresh pass. The one exception: if you are about to state something as fact that you never actually confirmed, check it or drop it.

Output — exactly three lines

**Root cause:** <the mechanism, in one sentence>
**Conclusion:** <where it stands now, in one sentence>
**Fix:** <what remains to be done, in one sentence — or "None." >

Nothing before the first line, nothing after the last. No preamble, no heading, no recap, no closing offer, no bullets, no table.

Rules per line:

• Root cause names the mechanism, not the symptom. "The log wrote (complete) before the result was known" is a mechanism; "beeps were silent" is a symptom. If the root cause was never actually established, say so plainly — Root cause: not established; <what is known> — rather than promoting the leading theory to a finding.
• Conclusion is the current state: fixed, fixed-and-tested, open, or won't-fix. Name the commit hash if there is one. This is where an outcome that contradicts an earlier claim in the conversation gets stated, briefly and without re-litigating it.
• Fix is what is still outstanding. If the work is done, this is None. — do not restate the fix that already landed, which belongs to Conclusion. Anything discovered along the way but deliberately not done goes here in a clause, not a paragraph.