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Skills/BRIANLOVIN/AGENT CONFIG

brianlovin/agent-config

1 skill · 528 installs · 349 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/brianlovin/agent-config

Skills in this repo

1SimplifySimplify is an agent skill that acts as a code simplification specialist after you finish a change. It analyzes recently modified files and refines them for clarity, consistency, and maintainability while keeping behavior identical. The workflow is built around documented project standards such as CLAUDE.md: ES module imports with proper sorting, preferring the function keyword, explicit top-level return types, React components with explicit Props types, and conservative error handling. Solo and indie builders use it to turn working but messy agent output into code that looks like the rest of the repo—less nesting, fewer redundant layers, and naming that matches house style—without a risky functional rewrite. It fits naturally at the end of a build session or as a pre-PR polish step when you want readability upgrades that reviewers and future-you will thank you for.528installs