ai-slop-cleaner

To remove AI-generated code bloat safely, run a baseline test pass first, then delete dead code, duplicate logic, and unnecessary wrappers step by step, re-running tests after each change to ensure behavior is preserved.

Cleaning up over-abstraction in AI-generated code involves a deletion-first workflow: remove dead code, unreachable branches, and single-use helpers before refactoring, verifying existing tests after each step to prevent behavior changes.

Regression safety in AI code cleanup requires existing tests to run as a baseline and after each step. Without baseline test verification, stepwise simplification and dead code removal cannot safely guarantee unchanged behavior.

AI slop cleanup does not change functional behavior. It removes duplicated logic, unnecessary abstractions, and unreachable branches while keeping changes scoped, requiring test verification after each step to ensure behavior remains identical.

To start scoped refactoring for wrapper cleanup and duplicate logic removal, trigger a review mode on your pull request diff, which applies a deletion-first workflow and stepwise simplification with baseline test verification.

You should avoid a deletion-first workflow for code cleanup when you cannot run existing tests for regression safety, as the process requires baseline test verification and re-running tests after each step to prevent breaking behavior.