| name | light-md-PruneClaudeMD |
| description | Prune and tighten a CLAUDE.md or other agent/skill instruction markdown — cut bloat/duplication, fix stale rules, relayer misplaced content, without losing load-bearing info. Backs up first. Say "clean up this CLAUDE.md", "my CLAUDE.md is too long". |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
/light-md-PruneClaudeMD — Prune a CLAUDE.md
Thin launcher. Resolve the target file and launch the light-md-PruneClaudeMD agent. You do NOT prune yourself.
Step 1 — Resolve the target
The argument is in $args.
- An explicit
.md path → use it.
- A folder → the
CLAUDE.md in it. If several nested CLAUDE.md exist, list them and ask which one (or all).
- No argument → the nearest project
./CLAUDE.md. If none, ask which file.
Skip any *-Backup.md. Print the resolved target before launching.
Step 2 — Launch the agent
Call the Agent tool with subagent_type: "light-md-PruneClaudeMD". Pass the target path. The agent backs the file up first (CLAUDE-Backup.md), then applies in-file cuts / rewrites / stale-fact fixes, and proposes (does not execute) any cross-file move.
Relay its final report to the user.
Step 3 — Summary
Print a short summary (the full report is already in the transcript): backup path, size before → after, counts of cut / rewritten / stale-fixed, and the FLAGGED items that need a human decision.
Rules
- You don't prune; the agent does. Resolve the target, launch, summarize.
- The agent edits the target in place after backing it up, but only proposes cross-file moves — relay those for the user to approve; never let it scatter content into other files unasked.
