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Auto-fix helps you quickly resolve common project issues during Preview. With one click, superun scans your project, finds common structural or configuration problems, and applies fixes safely in the background. Auto-fix stays available throughout Preview and does not consume any credits. Auto-fix overview

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Input @ menu and Auto-fix entry

Auto-fix itself is completely free for system / deploy / environment issues. Start it from the in-product Auto-fix button / entry (location as in UI—for example Preview or quality tools).
Typing @fix in the input is retired. Use the on-screen Auto-fix entry—do not rely on typing @fix.
Typing @ in the input still opens other quality tools (as shown in product):

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Auto-fix free boundary

  • Good for: page errors, service / database connection issues, session issues after top-up—“fix the outage” cases.
  • Not a free lane for: complex business rewrites or new features; those bill as normal Build work. If unsure, start with Free consultation.

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@code review

For permissions / database, large changes, or continuing generation after consultation, Su Xiaoqiang may proactively offer a review in the Development phase (not during Demo). Su Xiaoqiang prompt to start code review
  • If you do not specify a scope, review defaults to the last round of changes; you can name pages, features, or files.
  • When Su Xiaoqiang proactively offers a review, it usually looks only at code related to that recent change — not the entire project.
  • To review more pages or features, type @code review yourself and say what to cover (billed in-product).
  • Review uses version history and confirmed plans to check for gaps, drift, or extra impact.
  • After review, you may be prompted to continue with browser verification — a review → verify loop.
  • The prompt card supports Not now to dismiss locally without repeat nags.
Findings are ranked by severity so you can prioritize high-impact issues. Each issue is explained (cause and impact) before a fix is proposed or applied; confirm the explanation and expected changes before continuing.

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Pricing

Code review pricing depends on how it is started; always follow in-product messaging:
  • Review started from Su Xiaoqiang’s proactive prompt: currently free; usually covers only the recent related changes.
  • Review you start with @code review: billed in-product — use when you want wider coverage.
Check the page or confirmation dialog before starting.
Warnings in code review are risk signals — they do not mean something is already broken. Clearing warnings does not replace real testing. After review, still verify behavior with browser or integration tests.

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@auto test

When a feature is done, Su Xiaoqiang can one-tap prompt @auto test to validate in a real browser. Su Xiaoqiang prompt to start auto test End-to-end testing supports two modes:
  • You can specify a page, flow, or feature; if unspecified, the default is the last completed change.
  • For very large scope, you are guided to the Smart testing panel for batch planning and runs.
  • Enhanced checks for visual issues (overflow, overlap, scroll misalignment, clipped modals, etc.); your screenshots are preferred as reference when provided.
  • Richer failure screenshots; if the test script fails to compile, the UI shows failed to run instead of a misleading 0 passed / 0 failed.

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Temporary login identity (authorization required)

If auto-test needs a temporary login identity:
  • It asks for explicit authorization first; nothing is written without approval.
  • After the test, the identity is cleaned up and deletion is verified.
  • Temporary identities must use documented secure paths from installed skills; do not edit auth system tables directly or invent bypasses.
💡 Auto-fix is completely free (use the button entry). @code review is currently free when Su Xiaoqiang pushes it proactively; user-initiated review is billed in-product; check pricing for @auto test before use. Pick the right tool before asking the AI to iterate blindly.

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