workclaw-cleanup-execution

To safely execute a repository cleanup batch, you apply only the reviewed file-level actions to a confirmed candidate list. This prevents scope creep by reporting any unreviewed findings instead of expanding the scope of changes.

Batch repo cleanup execution is the process of applying pre-reviewed file-level actions to a confirmed list of candidate files for repository hygiene. It ensures changes are strictly limited to the approved batch for safe maintenance.

To verify repository changes after a hygiene cleanup, you route verification through the workclaw-change-verification process. This produces an auditable summary list of files changed during the batch execution.

You cannot expand the cleanup scope during batch execution. The execution keeps changes strictly limited to the approved batch and reports any unreviewed findings separately instead of applying unauthorized actions to them.

Running repo cleanup without a confirmed list of candidate files prevents safe execution. The process requires a pre-reviewed batch to ensure changes are limited to approved actions and to generate a verifiable files-changed list.

Workclaw-cleanup-execution works with the workclaw-change-verification process to route post-change verification. It applies the approved cleanup batch and then passes the results to the verification workflow for an auditable summary.