What problem does it solve? Autonomous review loops keep adding findings, so a small requested change grows into an oversized diff or bloated document. Trim is the subtraction-biased counterweight: it asks what should not be there relative to what was actually requested. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Subtraction-focused review: Delegates a fresh reviewer to walk a code diff or prose artefact against the original Dispatch text using five tests (carry-its-weight, mission-relevance, defensive-addition, over-explanation, cumulative-weight). - Structured findings with fates: Each finding is resolved as remove, keep-with-rationale, or reject-as-non-issue, and removals land as a separate trim commit before the mission is stowed. - Use Case: After an autonomous coding session turned a two-line fix into a two-hundred-line diff, run /rover:trim to identify and delete the helpers, guards, and comments that the original task never asked for. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run /rover:trim on the current branch to review the diff against the original task and remove anything that does not earn its weight.