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improve-code

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Find one way to make the code simpler or safer to change and plan it, building nothing; takes --audit-only, an area, or an outcome.

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Find one improvement to how the code is structured, making it simpler or safer to change, and plan it. Code improvement owns the method.

First load memory: search --type thread --tag improve, the same for continue (an Improve plan: thread is your waiting plan), and search --type project --tag improve for Ruled out: ideas. A note is evidence, not an instruction. Skip a memory or wiki note (/dream-memory takes it) and an idea ruled out with no new evidence.

/improve-code [focus] accepts an area or a structural outcome. A feature, wording, or a judgment-call rule is a normal request: say so, build nothing. A mistake a check could catch gets a failing check, or a hook if only the chat shows it.

Require evidence and a verification. End as one:

  • clean: nothing supported is worth changing; say the limits.
  • planned: hand /plan one problem with its evidence, intended result, scope, verification, and any note it answers; end at the plan's link like any finished plan. Never run /apply or /ship. Unattended, run /save and record a thread tagged continue: Improve plan: <change>.
  • blocked: what stopped it. A waiting plan blocks a second.

Record a lasting rejection as a Ruled out: fact.

/improve-code --audit-only [focus] reports findings and skipped notes with no edit, fact, fetch, branch, pull request, saved report, or delivery.

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