nw-command-optimization-workflow

To refactor bloated command definitions into lean workflows, you apply five phases: Analyze, Extract, Restructure, Validate, and Measure. This transforms oversized commands into compact, declarative forms by removing duplicate boilerplate.

Reducing boilerplate duplication across large command repositories involves classifying commands to flag reducible boilerplate, extracting shared content, and applying a declarative command template to separate orchestration logic from domain knowledge.

During command refactoring, you extract domain knowledge by moving it to dedicated agents and deleting dead content. This ensures oversized command files transform into compact, declarative workflows without losing critical logic.

Yes, declarative command templates consolidate oversized orchestration logic. The restructuring phase separates orchestration from definitions, allowing sub-commands to be inlined without duplicating workflow logic.

To validate and measure success when streamlining command workflows, enforce size targets, guard against dead code, and verify declarative structure. Then generate before and after metrics, categorize removed content, and track dependencies.