simplify-code

To identify and remove dead code, you can analyze your codebase to detect unused functions and variables. This process helps reduce overall code complexity by safely eliminating unreachable code paths without altering program behavior.

The best way to simplify overly complex functions is to apply behavior-preserving refactoring across multiple files and modules. This approach generates a structured plan with validation checkpoints to ensure safe complexity reduction.

Yes, you can refactor code complexity in uncommitted changes. Scope-aware operation allows you to target either recent modifications or the entire codebase, ensuring complexity assessment and dead-code removal fit your current workflow.

Behavior-preserving refactoring validates safe code simplification by running checks against repository-defined gates. This ensures that complexity reduction and dead-code removal do not alter the original functionality of the software.

You need to split files during code refactoring when a module contains unrelated responsibilities. Optional file splitting separates these duties to further reduce complexity and boost readability alongside dead-code removal.