complexity-killer

To reduce code complexity, you must audit code abstractions to identify costly indirection layers like heavy UI frameworks or complex state managers, then evaluate their token and performance cost to plan targeted removal and dependency reduction.

The best way to remove heavy CMS SDK dependencies is auditing the abstraction layers to assess their maintenance burden, then generating a concrete removal plan with migration steps to simplify core paths and minimize dependencies.

To plan a migration for complex state managers, evaluate the performance cost of each abstraction layer and generate concrete removal strategies with step-by-step migration guidance to reduce cognitive load and maintenance costs.

Yes, you can assess the token and performance cost of ORM and UI framework abstractions by auditing the indirection layers to determine their maintenance burden and proposing concrete removal strategies for high-cost paths.

You should consider refactoring indirection layers for dependency reduction when a project has multiple abstraction layers causing high cognitive load, requiring targeted simplification to minimize dependencies and lower maintenance costs.