post-edit-maintainability-review
Post Edit Maintainability Review
Overview
Use this after implementation is done and after post-edit-maintainability-guard.
The goal is not to ask “did the code pass the guard?” but “did this change actually move the codebase toward less code, less branching, clearer ownership, and lower long-term maintenance cost?”
When To Use
- Source, script, test, or runtime-path config changed
- Guard passed, but non-metric maintainability still needs judgment
- A non-feature change added code and you need to decide whether that growth is truly necessary
- A change may have hidden duplication, extra indirection, patch-style abstraction, or complexity moved elsewhere
Do not use for pure docs, wording tweaks, or trivial metadata edits.
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