simplify-loop-hd

Claude Code's built-in /simplify is looped automatically to iteratively simplify code until the review stabilizes. The loop stops execution when no further changes are detected or all review agents decide to keep the changes.

The automated code simplification loop is hard-capped at a maximum of 10 iterations. This ensures controlled execution while providing enough passes to reach a stable state where no further modifications are needed.

Yes, the loop stops automatically when the code review stabilizes. It detects when no further changes are produced or when all agents choose to keep the changes, exiting the loop before reaching the maximum iteration limit.

To run repetitive /simplify commands for large-scale code reviews, invoke the built-in /simplify using $simplify. This triggers an automated looping process that applies iterative simplification across the workflow until the review stabilizes.

No, you cannot use this skill's name directly; you must invoke the built-in /simplify with $simplify. The skill acts as an automated wrapper that manages the repetitive execution of the built-in command rather than replacing it.