anti-slop-fix（防倾斜修复）

Anti-Slop Fix

Runs the anti-slop audit and automatically applies fixes to detected issues.

Workflow

Step 1 — Run the audit

Execute the full anti-slop analysis workflow (Steps 1-5 from the anti-slop skill) on the provided file paths or globs. Read ../anti-slop/references/slop-code-patterns.md for the pattern catalog.

Store the results internally — do NOT output the full report yet.

Step 2 — Classify fixability

For each issue found, classify it:

• Auto-fixable — the fix is mechanical and safe:

- Deleting unnecessary comments (Cat 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, 1e) - Removing redundant else-after-return (Cat 3c) - Removing === true / === false comparisons (Cat 7b) - Removing unnecessary async/await on return (Cat 7c) - Removing unused imports (Cat 5a) - Removing unreachable code (Cat 5c) - Replacing ternary with ?? (Cat 7a) - Removing return condition? true: false → return condition (Cat 7b)

• Semi-auto — likely safe but needs a sanity check:

- Inlining single-use helper functions (Cat 2a) - Removing fallback values on non-nullable types (Cat 3e) - Shortening verbose error messages (Cat 3d) - Removing type assertions on already-typed values (Cat 6c) - Renaming "enhanced/optimized" variables (Cat 4a)

• Manual only — too risky to auto-fix, report these instead:

- Fixing as any casts — requires understanding the correct type (Cat 6a) - Removing @ts-ignore — need to verify the fix compiles (Cat 6b) - Deleting exported-but-unused symbols — other repos may depend on them (Cat 5d) - Cross-file refactors (inlining across files)

Step 3 — Apply auto-fixes

Process fixes bottom-up within each file (highest line number first) to preserve line numbers for subsequent edits.

For each auto-fixable issue:

1. Use the Edit tool to apply the fix
2. Record what was changed

Do NOT apply semi-auto fixes without telling the user. List them separately.

Step 4 — Apply semi-auto fixes (with disclosure)

For each semi-auto issue:

1. Briefly state what will change and why
2. Apply the fix
3. If the fix is wrong or unclear, skip it and move it to "manual review"

Step 5 — Output summary

## Anti-Slop Fix Report

**Files processed:** N
**Issues found:** N
**Auto-fixed:** N
**Semi-auto fixed:** N
**Manual review needed:** N

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### Changes Applied

#### `path/to/file.ts`
- L12: Deleted comment restating code (`// set the name`)
- L45-52: Inlined `formatDate()` — was called once at L78
- L89: Replaced `isActive === true` with `isActive`

#### `path/to/other-file.ts`
- L3: Removed unused imports: `useCallback`, `useMemo`
- L67: Removed redundant `else` after `return`

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### Manual Review Needed

| File | Line | Issue | Why manual |
|------|------|-------|------------|
| `api.ts` | 34 | `as any` cast | Need to determine correct response type |
| `types.ts` | 12 | `UserDTO` exported but unused | May be consumed by external packages |

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### Verify

Run your linter and tests to confirm nothing broke:

\`\`\`bash
npm run lint && npm test
\`\`\`

If there were no issues to fix:

## Anti-Slop Fix Report

**Files processed:** N
**Issues found:** 0

Clean. Nothing to fix.