fix-unused-imports

Fix TS6133 errors by identifying the flagged file and line, reading the surrounding code, removing the unused import or variable, and re-running the TypeScript build to verify the compilation passes.

Remove unused TypeScript variables by parsing the tsc --noEmit failure logs, extracting the unused identifier, pruning it from the code, and re-running the original command to verify the compilation passes.

Yes, you can clean up unused imports during a TypeScript CI check by detecting the TS6133 failure, applying a targeted fix to remove or prune the unused declaration, and validating the result.

It handles multi-import statements by reading the code around the error and pruning the specific unused identifier from the import list rather than removing the entire statement.

You do not need to manually verify TypeScript code after removing unused imports if the fix process re-runs the original tsc, build, or CI command to automatically confirm the compilation succeeds.