anti-ai-slop

To remove AI slop from a git diff, the skill identifies unnecessary or non-idiomatic additions and strips them out, preserving only meaningful changes. It targets diffs between branches or main to enforce minimal, idiomatic edits per repository conventions.

AI slop in a code diff consists of unnecessary, non-idiomatic, or inconsistent additions that do not materially contribute to the intended feature or fix. It often results from broad refactors that introduce noise into the working diff.

You can clean up a feature branch diff by running the skill to automatically determine the correct diff source, such as cached or working diff. It prunes noise and avoids unrelated refactors while keeping essential changes intact.

Yes, the diff cleanup process works across different programming languages. It applies generically to diffs between branches or main, focusing on enforcing minimal and idiomatic edits according to existing repository conventions.

You should avoid automated code cleanup when your working diff requires broad refactors outside the intended feature scope. The skill specifically avoids unrelated refactors and enforces minimal edits to maintain clean, auditable histories.