simplify

To remove dead code and simplify recent changes, apply a focused cleanup pass to staged changes or the last commit. This targets redundant wrappers, duplication, and low-value indirection without altering public behavior or test expectations.

Cleaning up redundant abstractions after feature implementation is best handled by a diff-first review. This approach reads diffs before surrounding context to stay focused on only what changed, checking for speculative generality and over-parameterization.

Yes, you can refactor staged Git diffs without modifying public APIs or breaking tests by using a safe application process. It proposes a diff-based plan, applies edits, then runs type checks, linters, and tests scoped to the changes.

You need to run a post-implementation cleanup pass immediately after implementing a feature or fix. It keeps diffs small, reduces complexity, and improves clarity by operating only on recently changed files passed by an automated verifier.

Automated code simplification works on specific file lists rather than the entire repository. It operates with a targeted blast radius on staged changes, the last commit, or files explicitly passed by the caller to avoid wandering through unrelated code.