Review changed code and propose the smallest safe refactor for reuse and readability.
npx skills add https://github.com/BenchAGI/bench-cowork --skill simplify-benchagi
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: simplify Source: https://github.com/BenchAGI/bench-cowork/tree/main/skills/simplify Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BenchAGI/bench-cowork --skill simplify-benchagi
Review changed code for reuse, quality, and efficiency, then fix any issues found. Use after writing non-trivial code, before opening a PR, or when the user asks for a cleanup pass. Applies the "smallest safe change" rubric from the Bench monorepo.
Analyze the latest change and propose the smallest safe refactor to improve reuse and readability.
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To refactor recently written code before a pull request, you can apply a smallest safe change rubric to identify duplication, improve readability, tighten logic, and generate minimal diffs with clear rationale.
The smallest safe change rubric for code review enforces minimal diffs, requires clear rationale for modifications, and mandates safe validation before merging to minimize risk and maintain reuse across modules.
To find readability issues and code duplication across modules in a monorepo, analyze recent changes to identify opportunities to tighten logic and suggest refactors within the smallest safe scope.
You do not need a specific input format for a code cleanup pass. Simply analyze the latest changed code or pull request context to propose refactors that improve reuse and maintainability.
You should avoid automated code simplification when changes require large scope modifications outside the smallest safe scope, or when safe validation cannot be performed before opening the pull request.
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