clean-storm-agile

Inspect repository branches, fix stale issues, and validate changes.

3|5|Updated May 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/alex-place/lantern-os --skill clean-storm-agile
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Skill: clean-storm-agile
Source: https://github.com/alex-place/lantern-os/tree/main/skills/clean-storm-agile
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/alex-place/lantern-os --skill clean-storm-agile

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you quickly clean up a repository by finding the first few stale, duplicated, or low-value issues and turning them into a focused sprint result.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Branch and repo inspection: Checks the current state before making changes so cleanup stays grounded in the actual workspace.
  • Targeted issue fixing: Prioritizes the first 2 to 4 actionable problems, such as stale claims, duplicate wording, dead references, or broken workflow logic.
  • Validate and repeat: Uses lightweight checks, rescans the repo, and records the outcome so each sprint ends with measurable progress.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to inspect the repository, fix the first few actionable issues, validate the changes, and prepare a clean sprint result.

Frequently Asked Questions about clean-storm-agile

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I clean up stale issues and duplicate clutter in my codebase?

To clean up stale issues, inspect the repository branch state, target the first 2 to 4 actionable problems like dead references, run lightweight validation, and rescan to ensure the codebase is ready for a rapid maintenance sprint commit.

What is a convergence loop in agile repository maintenance?

A convergence loop in agile repository maintenance is a rapid cleanup pass that removes low-value issues and duplicate clutter. It involves branch-state inspection, targeted remediation of actionable defects, cheap validation, and rescanning to ship a focused sprint result.

How do I fix the first few actionable defects without introducing scope creep?

Fix the first few actionable defects without scope creep by applying targeted remediation to 2 to 4 issues like broken workflow logic or dead references. Use lightweight validation and rescanning to ensure minimal scope expansion before committing.

Does this agile cleanup workflow require specific dependencies to run?

No specific dependencies are required to run this agile cleanup workflow. The process relies on branch-state inspection, targeted issue fixing, lightweight checks, and rescanning to produce commit-ready output directly from the active codebase.

When should I use a targeted remediation pass instead of a full codebase refactor?

Use targeted remediation instead of a full refactor during rapid maintenance sprints or convergence loops. It prioritizes the first few actionable defects for quick, measurable progress and commit-ready output, avoiding the heavy scope creep of broader refactoring.