What problem does it solve? Debug instrumentation installed in an iOS app for QA (StateServer, DebugOverlay, accessor codegen output, and #if DEBUG hooks) must be fully stripped before release; doing this by hand is error-prone and easy to leave behind. ## Core Features & Use Cases - DebugBridge removal: Deletes the DebugBridge Swift Package Manager dependency and all app-side references. - Debug wiring cleanup: Removes #if DEBUG blocks, StateServer, DebugOverlay, and codegen artifacts installed by the /ios-qa skill. - Release safety guard: Relies on a Package.swift conditional plus a CI swift build -c release check as the structural safety net. - Use Case: After finishing a QA pass on an iOS build, ask the assistant to strip the gstack iOS instrumentation so the codebase is clean for a release build. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to clean the iOS debug bridge and remove all DebugBridge instrumentation from this project.