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de-slopify

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Audit the codebase for sloppy, amateurish, or AI-generated low-quality code — bugs, code smells, dead/stubbed/orphaned code, duplication, poor architecture, needless verbosity, comment slop, type-safety erosion, and weak tests — then file corroborated findings as Ralph-ready GitHub issues (and decomposed epics for big work). Use when the user says "de-slop", "deslopify", "run the slop detector", "find code smells", "audit code quality", "find dead code", "weekly code quality scan", "bullshit detector", or when the weekly de-slop GitHub Action runs. Findings must be corroborated by two independent signals before filing — null findings are a valid result. Do NOT use for implementing fixes (Ralph / continue-epic does that), for reviewing a specific PR diff (use comprehensive-pr-review), for fixing CI failures (use ci-debugging), or for triaging a backlog of existing issues (use backlog-grooming).

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