Deslop

It runs a diff against main and looks for the usual suspects: obvious comments, defensive try-catch blocks in internal code, premature abstractions, deep nesting that should be early returns, and backwards-compatibility scaffolding that shouldn't be there. The workflow is straightforward: fetch, diff, identify patterns, clean them up, verify tests still pass. I appreciate that it has specific guardrails like "three similar lines is better than a premature abstraction" because that's the exact tradeoff people mess up when cleaning code. Use this when your changes feel bloated or you're about to merge and want to avoid embarrassing yourself.