flux-desloppify

You can improve codebase maintainability by running a full scan to detect dead code, duplication, and complexity, then orchestrating iterative fixes until a target maintainability score is reached. The workflow includes guardrails to avoid unsafe changes while reviewing naming and module boundaries.

Detect and remove dead code and duplication in large monorepos by triggering an automated scan that identifies mechanical issues alongside architectural complexity. A prioritized fix loop then orchestrates targeted improvements with guardrails to ensure safe refactoring across multiple languages.

Automated refactoring works across multiple languages by enforcing guardrails that prevent unsafe changes and superficial optimizations. It combines mechanical detection with subjective review of naming and abstractions to guide maintainable refactors iteratively until the target score is met.

Enforce clear module boundaries and architecture discipline by running a guided fix loop that combines mechanical detection with subjective review of abstractions. It iteratively improves the codebase until a target maintainability score is reached and architectural issues are resolved.

Automated code quality improvements are constrained by guardrails designed to avoid unsafe changes and superficial optimizations. The process requires a desloppify installation and operates iteratively, focusing on targeted fixes until a defined maintainability score is reached and reviewed.

Yes, you must install desloppify before starting the codebase scan and fix workflow. The workflow requires it to run setup phases, scan for complexity and dead code, plan fixes, apply changes, and generate reports iteratively until the maintainability target is met.