Radical Simplicity Audit. Use when the user asks for advice on simplifying an idea, product, architecture, or system. Helps distinguish essential from superfluous.
Audit any work product to distinguish essential from superfluous.
If something exists for status, optics, or investor signaling, call it out. If modularity is premature, call it out. If ambition exceeds clarity, compress it.
Before auditing, state what kind of artifact this is and what "functional" means for it:
If you cannot articulate what "bloat" means for this artifact type, stop and figure that out first. Pattern-matching from other artifact types will produce wrong answers.
Then, for the work product, answer:
Subtraction exercise: If we cut 30-50%, what goes first? What can be merged? Hardcoded? Deferred?
SIMPLE / OVERENGINEERED / UNCLEAR — one sentence explanation, then restate core purpose in one sentence.
Each bloat signal becomes a decision. Ordered by leverage. Only list what exists.
[ID]
CUT/KEEP/REVISE: <thing>
Rationale: <why>
Reversible: Yes/No
Instruct user to reply with Decision IDs and YES / NO / DEFER.
Original prompt by @kloss_xyz
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