repo-hygiene-and-tooling

Standardize repository structure and documentation by running an audit workflow from the project root to evaluate layout, scripts, docs, and CI hooks. It identifies missing README sections and prunes unused scripts to improve developer onboarding and contributor experience.

Clean up CI configuration and repository hygiene by auditing tooling configs and hardening CI hooks directly from the project root. The workflow recommends or enforces config changes to align tooling and ensure a consistent contributor experience across codebases.

Yes, you can audit and prune unused scripts without external services by running the repository hygiene workflow locally. It evaluates your scripts and repository layout, then suggests or applies changes to prune unused scripts and align documentation.

Fill in missing README sections and align tooling configs by running the repository hygiene workflow from the project root. It audits your documentation structure and tooling configurations, then applies changes to ensure consistent developer ergonomics and onboarding.

Improving repository hygiene requires no external dependencies or services. The workflow runs directly from the project root to audit structure, scripts, docs, and CI hooks, then suggests or enforces changes to standardize the repository layout and contributor experience.

You should not use an automated repo cleanup workflow when your codebase lacks established CI hooks or standardized documentation practices to evaluate. The workflow targets onboarding and hardening scenarios, so repositories without existing tooling configs may yield limited actionable cleanup suggestions.