application-cleanup-method
Apply accepted application-subtraction findings with isolated phases and snapshot-bound build/test gates. Load from the host cleanup entry point, code-review Step 7c or lifecycle cleanup.
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Topics in the source
- Application cleanup
Input: accepted cleanup findings and severities, target, explicit scope, output root, exclusively owned isolated workspace, clean tree, targeted-fix delivery, commit authorization and required build/test commands. Output: phase ledger with pre-phase SHA, candidate snapshot, gate evidence, commit or verified recovery. Use the host run-record mechanism for execution preflight and the canonical gate/recovery procedure. If absent, declare preflight and recovery unavailable. Reuse recorded authorization; ask only for missing choices. Read references/application-cleanup.md inside this skill. Its subtraction method is promoted from Step 7c without adding a new auditor or a semantic refactor engine. Inputs can come from a review or an identified lifecycle plan. When targeted fixes were unnecessary, record 7b as not applicable; otherwise its accepted changes must be delivered and committed before subtraction. A fix grant without commit leaves this commit-only action open and explains the missing capability before execution.
- Source repository
- acaprino/daodan
- Source file
- plugins/senior-review/skills/application-cleanup-method/SKILL.md
- Fixed revision
- c35aab70d8ba93ec47a5b9a25dc8820a0de1823d
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Author: acaprino/daodan · original repository metadata. Documentation review: Not reviewed. Last source check: 2026-11-12T02:02:11.536Z.
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