  Modern software development relies on the reuse of code via Application
Programming Interfaces (APIs). Such reuse relieves developers from learning and
developing established algorithms and data structures anew, enabling them to
focus on their problem at hand. However, there is also the risk of misusing an
API due to a lack of understanding or proper documentation. While many
techniques target API misuse detection, only limited efforts have been put into
automatically repairing API misuses. In this paper, we present our advances on
our technique API-Specific Automated Program Repair (ASAP-Repair). ASAP-Repair
is intended to fix API misuses based on API Usage Graphs (AUGs) by leveraging
API usage templates of state-of-the-art API misuse detectors. We demonstrate
that ASAP-Repair is in principle applicable on an established API misuse
dataset. Moreover, we discuss next steps and challenges to evolve ASAP-Repair
towards a full-fledged Automatic Program Repair (APR) technique.
