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Comment Trigger — /coco fix

Any issue labelled coco:needs-review can be triggered manually by commenting on it. This works regardless of the COCO_MAX_AUTO ceiling — the human decision overrides the policy.

GitHub

Comment on any issue (including coco:needs-review ones):

/coco fix

or:

@coco-agent fix

The cortex-comment-fix.yml workflow triggers, runs the same fix logic as the auto path, and opens a PR on a new branch.

GitLab

Comment on any issue:

@coco-agent fix

The GitLab Duo Agent Platform detects the @coco-agent mention and sends a pipeline trigger with the issue context. The coco-agent job picks it up and opens an MR.

What happens after the trigger

  1. CoCo reads the issue title and body
  2. Applies the minimal correct fix from .cortex/prompts/fix.md
  3. Commits to a new branch: coco/fix-<run-id>
  4. Opens a PR/MR with the diff
  5. Comments on the original issue: "CoCo completed the task. PR opened for review."

If no file changes are needed, the comment says "No file changes needed" and no PR is opened.

When to use /coco fix

  • The issue was labelled coco:needs-review (high complexity or low confidence) but you've reviewed it and want to proceed
  • You want to re-trigger a fix after the first attempt missed something
  • The ceiling is set to off and you want to override for a specific issue

!!! note /coco fix always runs the same fix logic regardless of scoring. If the issue was flagged as complex, CoCo will still apply the minimal fix described in the issue body — the human is authorising the attempt, not guaranteeing a clean result.