ccsn-find-simplifications

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Use when working in the cc-safety-net repo to find non-obvious simplification candidates: dead, duplicated, speculative, over-built, or contract-exceeding surfaces in the analyzer, rules, guards, integrations, CLI, or GUI. Produces evidence-backed proposals for the maintainer, not a pile of guesses.

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# Finding CC Safety Net Simplifications This skill turns a broad "find things to simplify" request into evidence-backed candidates that remove or collapse existing surface area. It is guidance, not a checklist: follow the code, keep judgment active, and prefer a few well-proven candidates over many thin ones. Over-engineering is this repo's documented dominant failure mode (see Scope Discipline in `AGENTS.md`), so simplification proposals have a tailwind — but the same discipline applies to the proposals themselves: each one must name the concrete cost the current code carries, not just "this looks complex." ## Start With Repo Context - Read `AGENTS.md` (Scope Discipline, Style Guide, Knip rules), `REVIEW.md` (threat model and review boundary), and `SECURITY.md` (the standard/strict/paranoid mode contract). - Read `docs/residual-risk.md` before judging anything in `src/parser`, `src/analyzer`, or `src/rules`. Adjudicated bypass families are settled decisions; fixtures pinning them are load-bearing even when nothing else references them. - The mode contract is the repo's central seam: standard mode blocks recognizable accidental destruction and is explicitly not bypass-proof; strict/paranoid fail closed. Complexity that exists only to chase crafted adversarial shapes in standard mode exceeds the documented contract — `REVIEW.md` forbids adding it, which makes any existing instance a prime simplification candidate. Conversely, fail-closed machinery in strict/paranoid is con...

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Author
kenryu42
Repository
kenryu42/cc-safety-net
Created
8 months ago
Last Updated
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Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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