What problem does it solve? Patches often accumulate compatibility cruft, mode flags, and fallback paths that reflect the historical path of development rather than the intended final design. This Skill reshapes a change as if the target UX and architecture existed from day one, removing accidental complexity and dead code. ## Core Features & Use Cases - End-State Reframing: States the intended end state first, then reshapes the patch around the final product surface instead of the smallest diff from the old shape. - Dead Path Deletion: Searches for real callers of modes, props, wrappers, route aliases, and fallbacks, and deletes anything with no current caller. - Consolidation of Shared Rules: Moves feature flags, permissions, route gating, URL state, and command naming into one place instead of duplicating them across pages or views. - Use Case: After shipping a feature behind a flag with a legacy fallback route, use this Skill to remove the old path, collapse mode-flagged components into one clean flow, and verify navigation and permissions still work. ## Quick Start Rework this patch with zero tech debt, deleting the legacy fallback and reshaping it around the intended final UX.
