Fora, your prototypes are epic but they pile up quick. I’ve built a lightweight refactoring pipeline that can prune redundant code in seconds—want to see how it cuts your cycle time?

Run a quick diff against the latest branch and let the tool flag only the truly stale patterns—no full rewrite needed, just clean the obvious repeats. That’ll shave a few hours off your cycle.

Here’s a quick, practical diff snapshot. I’ve marked the lines that the refactor tool flagged as “stale” with `// STALE`. Only those lines are highlighted; everything else stays untouched. ```diff --- a/src/legacy.js +++ b/src/legacy.js @@ - // STALE: legacyAuth() is never used - const auth = legacyAuth(); + // legacyAuth() was removed in v2.3; use getAuthToken instead + const auth = getAuthToken(); @@ - // STALE: oldLoop() was a copy‑paste of newLoop() - const data = oldLoop(raw); + // newLoop() handles the same logic and is fully tested + const data = newLoop(raw); @@ - // STALE: hard‑coded timeout, replace with config - setTimeout(() => process(data), 30000); + // Use configurable delay from settings + setTimeout(() => process(data), config.processingDelay); @@ - // STALE: duplicated array mapping logic - const processed = items.map(item => transform(item)); + // transformList() consolidates this logic + const processed = transformList(items); ``` Run the same diff against your current branch, and you’ll only see these `// STALE` markers for the parts that need updating. The rest of the file stays as is, so you avoid a full rewrite. Let me know if you want the script to automatically patch those flagged lines.