| name | doey-purge |
| description | Two-wave purge — audit every project file for context rot and code issues, then fix. Use when you need to "audit the codebase", "clean up context rot", or "purge stale content". |
- Session config: !
cat $(tmux show-environment DOEY_RUNTIME 2>/dev/null | cut -d= -f2-)/session.env 2>/dev/null || true
Usage: /doey-purge (2-wave audit+fix) | runtime (clean stale files only)
Inventory
RD=$(tmux show-environment DOEY_RUNTIME 2>/dev/null | cut -d= -f2-)
source "${RD}/session.env"
mkdir -p "${RD}/reports"
wc -l "$PROJECT_DIR"/{agents/*.md,CLAUDE.md,.claude/skills/*/SKILL.md,docs/*.md,.claude/hooks/*.sh,shell/*.sh} 2>/dev/null | sort -rn | tee "${RD}/reports/purge_before.txt"
Wave 1: Audit (4 workers via /doey-dispatch, no Agent)
Each writes ${RD}/reports/purge_<domain>.md.
Categories (HIGH/MED/LOW): BLOAT, REDUNDANCY, STALENESS, CONTRADICTION, DEAD WEIGHT, BASH 3.2, BUG, DEAD CODE.
Assignments: A=Agents+CLAUDE.md, B=Hooks+Shell, C=Skills, D=Docs+README.
Between Waves — ask user before fixes
Wave 2: Fix (same ownership, Edit not Write, bash -n after .sh)
Verify
source "${RD}/session.env"
for f in "$PROJECT_DIR"/.claude/hooks/*.sh "$PROJECT_DIR"/shell/*.sh; do
bash -n "$f" && echo "OK: $(basename "$f")" || echo "FAIL: $(basename "$f")"
done
bash "$PROJECT_DIR/shell/context-audit.sh" --repo
No Agent tool in worker prompts.
