What problem does it solve? Claude and multiplai configurations accumulate rules over time that were written for older models or workflows that no longer exist, silently taxing every session with extra context tokens and constraining newer models. This Skill performs a periodic subtractive audit that classifies every standing rule and proposes what to remove, without ever applying changes itself. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Full config surface enumeration: Reads global and workspace CLAUDE.md files, settings.json env and permissions blocks, hook registrations, and memory-file standing rules. - Three-way classification: Labels each rule as still-serving, obsolete, or model-constraining, with evidence cited for every removal candidate. - Removals-first proposal: Writes a dated proposal to .multiplai/dreams/ listing removals, edits, and only the additions a removal requires, then stamps a state file to close the 60-day nudge gate. - Use Case: After a model upgrade, run the audit to find scaffolding rules written for the previous model's weaknesses — such as single-file-refactor limits or redundant hooks — and get a reviewed proposal of what to delete. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run the config audit and produce a removals-first proposal of obsolete or model-constraining rules in the current Claude configuration.
