juntag

You can force the simplest working solution on any coding task, review a codebase or PR purely for over-engineering, harvest deferred shortcuts into a debt ledger, and view a scoreboard of measured impact: less code, less cost, more speed.

Rust engineers implementing, fixing, reviewing, or refactoring code. It covers types, ownership, error design, function and method placement, dependency choices, Rust design guidelines and patterns, and resolving Clippy findings across public APIs and internal implementations.

Invoke /anti-overengineering-review or phrases like 'find bloat' or 'audit this codebase' for a one-shot complexity report. Use /anti-overengineering-debt or 'what did we defer' to generate the debt ledger. Neither applies changes.

Do not use it for non-coding requests such as general knowledge, prose, translation, summaries, or recipes. It applies only to coding tasks: writing, adding, refactoring, fixing, reviewing, designing code, or choosing libraries and dependencies.

It displays a compact, one-shot scoreboard of the measured impact of the upstream ruleset the skills derive from: less code, less cost, more speed. It is not a persistent mode and does not report per-repository numbers.