tidy

name	tidy
description	Dispatch compress operations. Use when the user says "tidy" or names a file, diff, memory, workspace, git stack, or doc to tidy.

Tidy: ODIN's compress-operations dispatcher

Compress first. Before adding complexity, reduce coupling. Before changing behavior, improve structure. This skill detects what needs tidying from context and routes to the right domain skill. Domain procedures live in those domain skills; this skill owns only scope detection, dispatch, and the output contract. Tidy's deletions are compress-class (behavior-preserving: dead/redundant/structural); a request to remove a live capability is purge. Route it out to refactor-break-compat; never tidy inline.

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Scope detection

Inspect context in priority order and dispatch to the first matching domain:

Signal	Domain	Dispatch to
File path(s), active diff, or a build or package target named	Code	cleanup-codebase skill
memory/ directory, MEMORY.md, or memory file(s) named	Memory	memory-clean then memory-update skills
.outline/, /tmp scratch, *.tmp, *.bak, repomix packs	Workspace	references/inline-procedures.md
git sl, commit stack, commit message(s) named	Git	git-branchless skill + commit skill
Docs, comments, ADRs, READMEs, plan files named	Docs	references/inline-procedures.md
User explicitly says "tidy ICM" or names an ICM topic	ICM state	references/inline-procedures.md
"remove/drop/kill a live capability", compat-shim or feature-flag teardown named	Purge	refactor-break-compat skill
No clear signal	none	Ask: "What are we tidying: code, memory, workspace, git, docs, or ICM?"

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Inline procedures (workspace, docs, and ICM state)

These three domains have no dedicated domain skill; their step-by-step procedures live in references/inline-procedures.md. Read the Workspace section when the scope-detection table matched Workspace, the Docs section when it matched Docs, and the ICM state section when it matched ICM state.

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Output contract

After completing each domain, emit exactly:

Tidy — <domain>
  Removed:   N  (up to 5 paths/names; "…and M more" if larger)
  Fixed:     N
  Proposed:  N  (awaiting confirmation)
  Skipped:   N  (<one-phrase reason>)
  Next:      <one sentence, e.g. "Run build to verify" or "Nothing else in scope">

If nothing needed tidying: Tidy — <domain>: nothing to do.

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Constitutional rules

1. Atomic commits: tidy commits are always separate from behavior commits. No exceptions. Use git move --fixup when embedding alongside active work.
2. Scope discipline: tidy only the explicit target or the currently active file/system. No opportunistic sweeps.
3. Confirm before delete: show evidence; never silently remove memories, commits, or files.
4. Compress-class only: tidying is behavior-preserving net-deletion (dead/redundant) or net-simplification; introducing a new pattern, or removing a live capability (that is purge; dispatch out), is a separate task.
5. Verify after: after code or git tidy, run repo-native verification (build + tests + linter).
6. ODIN baseline wins: if any rule here conflicts with ~/.claude/claude/system-prompt-baseline.md, the baseline wins.