/audit
Find and delete the dead code your AI left behind
Find legacy and dead code in a bounded scope, then delete with per-file confirmation.
What it does
AI-built projects accumulate ghosts: the checkout flow from the pricing model you abandoned, components nothing renders anymore, three helpers doing the same job. /audit sweeps a scope you choose and reports what's actually dead versus what just looks unused.
Nothing gets deleted wholesale. It asks per file, so you confirm each removal. That's the difference between cleaning up and letting an agent take a chainsaw to your project.
What it looks like
/audit the components folder
Found 5 dead files out of 38. Three are from the subscription pricing you replaced in March, and nothing imports them. One is an unused copy of the modal with a -old suffix. One looks dead but is loaded dynamically, so I'm leaving it flagged, not deleted. Delete the first four? I'll go one at a time.
Illustrative exchange. Output adapts to your actual project.
When to type /audit
- You pivoted months ago and the old feature's code is still in there
- You suspect files exist that nothing uses anymore
- The project feels heavier than what it actually does
- You want a cleanup that asks before it deletes
Pairs well with
Works in every major agent
/audit installs as a plain file in your project and runs wherever your agent does.
Get /audit and 21 more commands
Install it once. One license gets your agent the full Boost OS menu, seven always-on guards, and a memory of your project that survives between sessions. Lifetime updates.
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