simplify-and-harden

Automated code review for security and simplification runs a three-pass process—simplify, harden, and document—to catch bugs, fix vulnerabilities, and add micro-documentation before finalizing a task.

A post-completion code review process automatically polishes code after an AI agent finishes a task, applying scope constraints and budget limits to ensure quality, maintainability, and security before signaling completion.

To add micro-documentation automatically, a three-pass review process evaluates completed code changes and generates inline documentation during the final documentation pass, improving clarity and maintainability.

You can use this automated code review skill for complex refactoring tasks, but it requires interactive approval for any structural changes to ensure modifications adhere to original scope constraints and budget limits.

Automated security hardening is limited by predefined scope constraints and budget limits, requiring interactive approval for structural changes to prevent unintended modifications outside the original task boundaries.