Over-engineered code gets a trim with ponytail-review. It finds reinvented standard library functions, unneeded dependencies, and speculative abstractions. Each finding gives location, what to cut, and what replaces it. The goal is to make the code shorter and simpler.
Use this when you ask for a review on over-engineering or want to delete unnecessary parts. It only hunts complexity, not bugs or security issues. Perfect for developers who want to clean up codebases and reduce bloat.
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