cleanup

Redundancy detection uses content similarity analysis to find duplicate or near-duplicate files across your repository. The Skill proposes merging candidates and generates a plan before executing deletions, reducing information sprawl while preserving your codebase.

Phase-aware cleanup adjusts its strictness based on your project state—Prototype phase applies minimal rules to preserve iteration speed, while Scale phase enforces strict standards. Safety checks prevent harmful changes and detailed reporting lets you review the plan first.

The Skill analyzes your project structure, detects misplaced files and obsolete content, then executes a workflow of MERGE, MOVE, DELETE, and RENAME operations. It consolidates redundant documentation and reorganizes folders according to phase-appropriate standards.

Obsolete content removal identifies unreferenced, temporary, or outdated files and proposes deletion. The plan-and-execute workflow flags these for removal with safety checks, freeing disk and mental space while maintaining a detailed audit trail.

Yes. The Skill applies phase-aware rules across Prototype, MVP, Growth, and Scale contexts. Each phase has different organization strictness—early stages allow flexibility for rapid iteration, while mature stages enforce consistent standards and eliminate technical debt.

The Skill generates a detailed plan before execution, showing proposed MERGE, MOVE, DELETE, and RENAME operations with redundancy scoring and safety checks. You review the full report and approve changes before any modifications occur.