simplify

You can review git diff changes by running the simplify skill, which inspects modified code segments and refactors them for clarity. It checks your latest commits against coding standards defined in CLAUDE.md to ensure maintainability.

Enforcing coding standards after frequent commits is done by iteratively reviewing refactored code against your project guidelines. This skill automates that process by analyzing recent diffs and simplifying the code to align with the standards specified in your CLAUDE.md file.

Yes, this code review process is designed specifically for iterative development environments. It handles frequent commits by analyzing the latest git diff, identifying changed segments, and refactoring them on the fly to maintain code clarity and consistency.

Code maintainability tools handle recently modified segments by extracting the git diff, evaluating the changed lines for complexity, and refactoring them. This skill simplifies the extracted code to ensure it remains clear, consistent, and easy to maintain across updates.

A limitation of using git diff for code clarity is that it only analyzes recently changed segments rather than the entire codebase. This means pre-existing code maintainability issues outside the current diff range will not be detected or refactored by this review process.