Audits source code for temporary debug artifacts and markers to ensure clean, production-ready commits.
The Session Cleanup skill helps developers maintain a high standard of code quality by automatically scanning for and identifying development-time artifacts like debug print statements, temporary test cases, and unfinished TODO markers. By implementing the 'good boy scout' rule, it ensures that your codebase stays clean and free of diagnostic clutter before you push changes to version control, making code reviews more efficient and preventing the accidental inclusion of sensitive or noisy debug logs in production code.
Key Features
01Provides actionable terminal commands to locate and remove code clutter
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03Detects Rust debug macros like dbg!, eprintln!, and println!
04Analyzes git diffs to catch newly introduced debug artifacts
05Scans for specific TODO, REMOVE, and TEMPORARY markers
06Identifies temporary test functions and disabled tests
Use Cases
01Ensuring repository standards are met in shared Rust development environments
02Cleaning up diagnostic code after a complex debugging or investigation session
03Performing a final audit before creating a pull request or committing code
