twl:workflow-dead-cleanup

Detect and remove dead components by running an automated detection step to identify unused items, reviewing the results, and confirming deletions through a controlled, auditable workflow to prevent technical debt.

The safest way to clean up unused components uses a user-guided workflow with a confirmation step before deletion, allowing you to choose all, some, or skip deletions to ensure safe and auditable execution.

Dead component cleanup is applicable across projects with a component registry or dependency graph, requiring this structural data to accurately identify unused items before coordinating the deletion steps.

You review detected unused components and select which to delete using a user-guided cleanup process, choosing to remove all, some, or skip deletions entirely with built-in safety checks.

Yes, you can audit the deletion of unused components because the workflow passes detection results to a controlled deletion step with explicit execution endpoints, ensuring safe and auditable cleanup.