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# RDXmin — quick reference **What it is:** maximum-efficiency dev mode. Zero-fluff prose + YAGNI-first code, always on together. ## Commands | Command | Effect | |---------|--------| | `/rdx` | Activate at default level (full) | | `/rdx lite` | Tighter prose, flags the minimal alternative | | `/rdx full` | Full compression + YAGNI ladder | | `/rdx ultra` | Extremist: abbreviate prose, delete before add | | `/rdx-audit [path]` | Audit a diff/file/repo for both code bloat AND prose verbosity | | `/rdx-review` | Review the current diff for over-engineering | | `stop rdx` / `normal mode` | Deactivate | Natural language works: "activate rdx", "rdx mode", "rdxify this". ## Levels at a glance - **lite** — keeps full sentences; names the lazier code option, you pick. - **full** — drops articles, fragments OK, ladder enforced. Default. - **ultra** — abbreviates prose words, challenges the requirement itself. ## The code ladder YAGNI → reuse → stdlib → native → installed dep → one line → minimum code. ## Statusline `[RDX]` / `[RDX:ULTRA]` — shows the active level. Configure via `hooks/rdx-statusline.sh` (or `.ps1` on Windows). ## Never minimal about Input validation, error handling that prevents data loss, security, accessibility, anything you explicitly asked for.