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thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review

Run an opt-in strict maintainability review for giant files, spaghetti growth, misplaced logic, weak boundaries, unnecessary abstractions, and missed structural simplifications. Use for a thermonuclear review, harsh code-quality audit, code-judo review, or a file approaching 1000 lines. Do not use as an automatic rewrite mandate or for cosmetic cleanup.

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# Strict Code Quality Review

This is an unusually demanding review mode, not an instruction to rewrite code
by taste. Inspect the current diff and surrounding architecture, then report
only high-conviction findings grounded in a contract, reachable behavior, or a
material maintainability risk.

## Review Bar

Ask:

- Can a simpler ownership boundary remove whole branches or concepts?
- Did the diff add ad-hoc flags, special cases, or feature logic to a shared
  path instead of using the canonical layer?