cmd-clean-code

name	cmd-clean-code
description	Improve code readability without altering functionality using idiomatic best practices
disable-model-invocation	true

Clean Code

Use these rules to improve code readability without altering functionality unless explicitly requested.

Core Principles

• Minimize cognitive load for human readers and agents.
• Apply idiomatic best practices where they fit.
• Preserve all business logic unless told otherwise.
• Clarify comments and structure with bullet points where possible.

Accepted Inputs

• Full source files (.proto, .go, .py, .md, etc.).
• Partial comments: package headers, method docs, inline notes.
• Whole or partial functions.
• Arbitrary code snippets (or any mix of the above).

Response Requirements

• Return the cleaned code wrapped in triple back-ticks.
• Keep all identifiers (fields, params, classes, methods, etc.).
• Add strategic whitespace for readability.
• Convert paragraph-style comments into bullet points when feasible.
• Do not delete or change original content unless asked.
• Favor bullet lists whenever information is list-like.

Team-Specific Edge Cases

• Leave TODO_???(???) tags untouched.
• Preserve callouts like IMPORTANT, DEV_NOTE, etc.
• Maintain references to GitHub issues/PRs (e.g. "As of #XX ...").
• Keep every link and external reference.
• Retain markers such as CRITICAL, NB, DEV_NOTE, NOTE; just clean up the following text.

Handling Long Snippets

• For grouped code (~5 lines) followed by a blank line, add a brief comment atop the block.
• Keep existing comment hierarchy; just enhance readability.

Nits & Edits

• Don't create a list with only one item -- write it as plain text.
• Never remove existing links while editing.