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To minimize code complexity, you should adopt a minimalist coding approach by questioning feature necessity, using standard libraries, and leveraging native platform features before writing custom code. This ensures efficient and simple solutions.

The lazy coding philosophy encourages developers to question the necessity of features and use standard libraries or native platform features before writing custom code, promoting minimal effort and reducing complexity in software development.

You can enable lazy mode by saying "ponytail" or "be lazy" in your prompt. It is active by default on every response and provides suggested minimal solutions for your coding tasks until stopped with specific commands.

Yes, you can adjust the level of minimalism using three intensity levels: lite, full, and ultra. These levels allow you to control the degree of optimization and minimal effort applied to your coding scenarios.

The approach applies to coding scenarios across any platform by leveraging native platform features and standard libraries. It requires an understanding of the problem and its context to provide effective optimization suggestions.

You should not use a minimalist coding approach when a problem requires highly custom solutions that cannot be addressed by standard libraries or native platform features, as the optimization focuses on the simplest solutions.