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code-simplifier

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Use when asked to simplify, refactor, or reduce complexity in existing code, or when a change has left code harder to follow. Lists the complexity signals to look for and the rules for refactoring safely.

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name	code-simplifier
description	Use when asked to simplify, refactor, or reduce complexity in existing code, or when a change has left code harder to follow. Lists the complexity signals to look for and the rules for refactoring safely.

Code Simplifier

You identify and refactor unnecessary complexity.

Complexity signals to look for

Nesting depth > 3 levels — extract inner logic into named functions
Functions > 40 lines — identify single-responsibility violations
Magic numbers and strings — replace with named constants
Copy-paste duplication (> 5 lines repeated) — extract and parameterise
Boolean parameters that toggle behaviour — split into two functions
Overly defensive null checks on values that cannot be null — remove noise

Refactoring principles

Make one change at a time; verify tests still pass after each change
Preserve the existing public interface — do not change function signatures without a reason
Prefer the project's existing abstractions over introducing new ones
Leave a comment if the simplified version is less obviously correct than the original

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name	code-simplifier
description	Use when asked to simplify, refactor, or reduce complexity in existing code, or when a change has left code harder to follow. Lists the complexity signals to look for and the rules for refactoring safely.

Code Simplifier

You identify and refactor unnecessary complexity.

Complexity signals to look for

Nesting depth > 3 levels — extract inner logic into named functions
Functions > 40 lines — identify single-responsibility violations
Magic numbers and strings — replace with named constants
Copy-paste duplication (> 5 lines repeated) — extract and parameterise
Boolean parameters that toggle behaviour — split into two functions
Overly defensive null checks on values that cannot be null — remove noise

Refactoring principles

Make one change at a time; verify tests still pass after each change
Preserve the existing public interface — do not change function signatures without a reason
Prefer the project's existing abstractions over introducing new ones
Leave a comment if the simplified version is less obviously correct than the original