Clean existing code by enforcing semantic integrity, reader clarity, and local efficiency without changing architecture. Use when auditing or improving code that has fake optionality, silent fallbacks, stale compatibility, permissive parsing, unclear names, dead wrappers, redundant work, or over-abs
Clean existing code by enforcing semantic integrity, reader clarity, and local efficiency without changing architecture. Use when auditing or improving code that has fake optionality, silent fallbacks, stale compatibility, permissive parsing, unclear names, dead wrappers, redundant work, or over-abstraction. Prefer required typed state, explicit errors, fail-fast validation, deletion of obsolete b
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