code-simplify

Refactor recent git diff changes by identifying modified sections, clarifying logic, reducing complexity, and aligning with project conventions while preserving exact behavior. This improves readability and maintainability without altering what the code does.

Simplify recently committed code by running a refactor pass on the modified sections. The process removes unnecessary complexity, enforces project standards, and clarifies logic to improve long-term code health while keeping functionality intact.

Yes, refactoring respects project conventions defined in AGENTS.md or CLAUDE.md files. This ensures the simplified code aligns with existing team standards and maintains consistency across the codebase during the readability improvement process.

Git diff integration identifies recently modified code sections by comparing changes in the working directory or staged area. This targets only the code you recently changed, applying refactoring rules to improve clarity and reduce complexity specifically where updates occurred.

Avoid refactoring when behavior preservation cannot be guaranteed or when recent changes lack sufficient context. The process focuses on clarifying recent modifications, so large untouched codebases without recent git diff activity will not benefit from this targeted simplification approach.

Code simplification works on both staged and recently committed changes. By analyzing git diff and git diff --cached, it identifies modified sections in either state, applying refactoring rules to improve readability while preserving exact functionality across both workflows.