thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review

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Run the harshest band of code review — an extremely strict maintainability pass focused on abstraction quality, file-size growth, and spaghetti-condition creep. Use when the user asks for a "thermo-nuclear review", "thermonuclear code review", "deep code quality audit", or an especially harsh / strict maintainability review.

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name	thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review
description	Run the harshest band of code review — an extremely strict maintainability pass focused on abstraction quality, file-size growth, and spaghetti-condition creep. Use when the user asks for a "thermo-nuclear review", "thermonuclear code review", "deep code quality audit", or an especially harsh / strict maintainability review.

Thermo-Nuclear Code Quality Review

This is the thermo-nuclear band of self-review, not a separate review.

Load self-review and run it at that band: Step 2 defines the band, and Step 4 — Maintainability carries the bar it applies.

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