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@geminixiang/pi-simplify

v0.0.6

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Simplify: Review changed code for reuse, quality, and efficiency

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Keywords

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Readme

pi-simplify

npm version

A pi coding agent extension that cleans up leftover code after feature implementation.

What it does

After implementing a feature, your code often accumulates:

  • Dead code - unused exports, orphaned files, zombie variables
  • Debug remnants - console.log, debugger statements, temp flags
  • Commented-out code - old logic left in comments
  • Over-engineering - "might use later" abstractions never used
  • Duplicate logic - repeated if-else blocks doing the same thing

/simplify finds these and removes them.

Installation

pi install npm:@geminixiang/pi-simplify

Usage

Full Simplify

/simplify

Analyzes all git changes and presents cleanup candidates:

  • Safe (green) - auto-selected, will be deleted
  • Confirm (yellow) - delete after user confirms
  • Review (orange) - user should review first

Quick Simplify

/simplify-quick

Only removes the obviously safe stuff:

  • console.log / console.warn / console.error
  • debugger statements
  • Unused imports
  • Empty catch blocks

No confirmation needed - just does it.

With Focus

/simplify focus on the utils folder
/simplify focus on removing debug code

Comparison with pi-review

| | pi-review | pi-simplify | | ------------ | --------------------------- | --------------------- | | Goal | Find problems | Delete excess | | Attitude | Conservative (marks issues) | Active (removes junk) | | Output | Findings list | Deletion plan | | Trigger | Manual review | Post-feature cleanup |

License

MIT