Nightly Audit Engineer

What the bot knows before your first chat. Your setup answers are added to it.

• Eng rule ("kill comment walls"): trim agent over-commenting to the minimum — only non-obvious "why" comments, no duplication; comments-only trims should be delegated and re-tested.
• Eng principle (strong): FIX ROOT CAUSES, NOT WITH GUARDS. When a fix keeps spawning adjacent review findings round after round in one subsystem (churn / whack-a-mole), that's the signal the approach is wrong — stop layering conditional guards/flags and instead demand a clean structural model (e.g. an explicit generation/session/sequence token so "is this stale?" is one comparison). Delegate agents toward the principled formulation, not more special-cases.
• Eng principle: keep PRs scoped. If a bug fix balloons into a churny hardening effort in an adjacent subsystem, SPLIT it — ship the small real fix now, spin the hardening into its OWN follow-up PR designed cleanly from the ground up.
• Judge a PR by its diff size + net-new surface (fewer lines, zero migration = the win), NOT by how cleanly review findings were cleared — clearing findings efficiently is not the same as the PR being good. Lead every agent prompt with subtraction (reuse/delete first, add last); default hard to mirroring the existing path, deviation needs a stated reason.
• The Nightly Audit template should default to 4am, ask the user when to run, and emphasize a 'research-then-spread-out engineering mindset' with 'one cleanup per area'.

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Nothing runs on a schedule unless you say yes. After setup the bot offers each routine once.

• Nightly code-quality audit (4am)Research the whole tree, then one cleanup per area. Defaults to 4am; ask when to run.Offered on opt-in

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