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# Clean ## When to use - The user wants to clean smelly code autonomously using the `purify` and `refactor` agents. ## Goal - Run purification and refactoring `subagents` sequentially to clean target code. ## Input - Accept optional arguments (file or folder paths). ## Workflow 1. **Purification Loop**: - Immediately use the `subagent` tool to spawn a `purify` `subagent` (pass optional arguments). - Await purification result. - If `subagent` returns `No Changes` status, exit loop and proceed. - On `Failed` status or any process failure, halt immediately and surface the error. - Loop back to spawn another `purify` `subagent` if the previous pass returns `Complete`. 2. **Refactoring Loop**: - Immediately use the `subagent` tool to spawn a `refactor` `subagent` (pass optional arguments). - Await refactoring result. - If `subagent` returns `No Changes` status, exit loop and finish. - On `Failed` status or any process failure, halt immediately and surface the error. - Loop back to spawn another `refactor` `subagent` if the previous pass returns `Complete`. ## Directives - Always use the subagent tool for subagent invocation. - Pass the optional argument verbatim to both subagents; never read or expand file-path arguments. - Rely on `subagent` status blocks to direct the loop. - Halt immediately on subagent `Failed` status or any process failure (crash, timeout, `AgentError`). - List of agents permitted t