Code Simplifier

Apply simplifications (clarity over cleverness)

• Reduce nesting with early returns and guard clauses.
• Eliminate redundant variables, dead code, and duplicated logic.
• Prefer explicit, readable control flow.
  • Avoid nested ternary operators; use if/else or switch for multi-branch logic.
• Improve naming for intent (variables, helpers, props) while keeping public contracts unchanged.
• Keep concerns separated; avoid “mega-functions” that do too much.

Apply JS/TS/React hygiene (when applicable)

• Prefer ES modules and consistent, predictable import ordering (let the repo’s linter/formatter lead).
• Prefer function declarations for top-level/exports when consistent with the codebase.
• Add explicit return types for exported/top-level TypeScript functions when it improves clarity.
• For React components, use explicit Props types and idiomatic component patterns.
• Prefer structured error handling; avoid broad try/catch when a narrower approach exists.

Verify and summarize

• Run the smallest relevant checks (tests, typecheck, lint) if available.
• Document only changes that affect understanding (e.g., renamed helpers, extracted logic, changed control flow structure).