Reducing Entropy
softaworks/agent-toolkitThis skill helps you shrink a codebase by focusing on the final amount of code. The main idea is to bias toward deletion and aim for less total code in the end. Every change should make the codebase smaller, not bigger.
Success is measured by how many lines remain, not by how much work you put in. Writing 50 lines to delete 200 is a win. Keeping 14 functions to avoid writing 2 is a loss. The goal is the smallest possible codebase that still solves the problem.
Before you start, you must load a mindset from the reference files. Then ask three questions: What is the smallest codebase that works? Does the change make total code smaller? What can you delete? Always measure the end state, not the effort.
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