simplify

To clean up TypeScript code without changing behavior, you refactor recently modified files for clarity and consistency while strictly preserving features, outputs, and control flow. This removes accidental complexity and aligns the source with project standards.

Refactoring nested ternaries for readability involves replacing hard-to-read constructs with clearer control flow and reduced nesting. This code simplification improves maintainability while ensuring the exact functionality and outputs remain completely unchanged.

Yes, code review enforces project import conventions and typing patterns by applying the repository’s established standards. It checks ES module usage, import sorting, and React Props typing to ensure consistency during post-edit cleanup.

You can run a broad code style review across an entire project, but the default scope prioritizes recently modified or touched code. A broader review for readability and maintainability must be explicitly requested to move beyond recent changes.

You should avoid scoped refactoring when strict behavior preservation cannot be verified, as the process demands that outputs and features remain identical. It focuses on structural clarity, so any required functional changes need separate handling.