fixportabilitylisted

# /fix portability ## Instructions ### 1. Run the portability checker ```bash python3 src/scripts/check_portability.py --format json ``` ### 2. Parse findings If output is `[]` or "No portability violations found": ``` ✅ No portability violations found. Package is project-agnostic. ``` Stop here. ### 3. Display findings ``` ═══════════════════════════════════════════════ 📦 PORTABILITY VIOLATION REPORT ═══════════════════════════════════════════════ Found: {count} violation(s) ``` Group by severity: ``` 🔴 ERRORS (must fix): {file}:{line} — pattern: `{pattern}` — match: `{matched_text}` 🟡 WARNINGS (should fix): {file}:{line} — pattern: `{pattern}` — match: `{matched_text}` ``` ### 4. Classify and fix For each violation: | Pattern Type | Fix Strategy | |---|---| | Project name (e.g., "MyApp", "acme-corp") | Replace with generic placeholder: `{project}`, `{app}` | | Project-specific URL/domain | Replace with `https://example.com` or `{domain}` | | Database name | Replace with `{database}` | | Project-specific env var | Replace with generic `APP_*` equivalent | | Project-specific path | Replace with relative or generic path | | Docker container name | Replace with `{container}` | Present a summary: ``` Proposed fixes: 1. {file}:{line} — `{old}` → `{new}` 2. {file}:{line} — `{old}` → `{new}` > 1. Apply all fixes > 2. Apply interactively > 3. Skip — report only ``` ### 5. Apply fixes Edit files in `.agent-src.uncondensed/`, then run `bas