shader-remove

To remove shaders and associated files, this Skill deletes shader source files like .glsl and .hlsl, metadata .json files, and iChannel textures. It resolves shaders by display name, disk name, or filename, and automatically regenerates shader bundles to maintain a clean asset pipeline.

Cleaning up unused shader assets is best handled by automating the removal of shader source files, metadata, and iChannel textures. This Skill ensures all related assets are deleted efficiently and runs tests afterward to prevent potential build issues caused by lingering references.

Deleting a shader automatically removes its associated iChannel textures and triggers shader bundle regeneration. This ensures the project directory remains organized and free of orphaned texture files after the shader source and metadata are deleted.

You can resolve and delete shaders by display name, disk name, or filename. This allows flexible targeting when removing specific shader source files and their associated metadata from the project directory during codebase cleanup.

You do not need to manually run tests after removing shader source files and metadata. This Skill automatically runs tests and regenerates shader bundles as part of the cleanup process to verify the codebase remains stable after asset removal.