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code-simplify

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Analyze and simplify existing code that works but reads like a rough AI first pass: over-abstracted, repetitive, weakly named, too indirect, too verbose, overengineered, full of ceremony, or structurally awkward for humans to maintain. Use when the user asks to simplify code, reduce AI slop, make code more understandable, clean up first-pass AI output, remove indirection, remove ceremony, collapse abstraction, make code less clever, make it readable for humans, improve naming, collapse needless helpers or wrappers, inline or extract logic, rename or move classes, or refactor toward clearer human-owned structure while preserving behavior. Supports review-only and apply modes. Do not use for feature work, bug fixes, or broad style-only rewrites.

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