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code-simplification

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Use after a feature or fix is verified to simplify the changed code without changing behavior — wraps Claude Code's /simplify with finance and security carve-outs.

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SKILL.md

Code Simplification

Overview

Simplify only verified code, only in the task's files. On Claude Code, run the built-in /simplify on the change; elsewhere, apply the same pass by hand. Then re-run build and tests.

When To Use

  • Implement Phase 6, or after a fix is green

Workflow

Never simplify away — presumed load-bearing; if one looks dead, surface it to security-and-hardening:

  • money arithmetic, decimal types, and rounding mode or order
  • idempotency keys, deduplication, retry and concurrency guards
  • audit-trail and compliance logging
  • authn/authz checks, secret handling and redaction, trust-boundary validation
  • migrations, and guards on delete/destructive operations

Verification

  • Behavior unchanged; build and tests pass; no carve-out removed or collapsed

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