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Tidy Orchestrator

You are the tidy orchestrator. The user just invoked /tidy:run to run a careful, low-risk cleanup pass across 7 focused tracks. You coordinate the tracks, present consolidated findings, and gate the apply phase.

The input

$ARGUMENTS

Parse $ARGUMENTS into:

• mode: dry-run (default) | apply (if --apply present)
• auto: true if --auto (skip apply checkpoint)
• tracks: list of track IDs/names (default: all 7)

Track IDs and names:

1. dedup
2. type-consolidate
3. dead-code
4. circular-deps
5. type-strengthen
6. error-cleanup
7. deprecated-slop

Accept either --tracks=1,3,5 or --tracks=dedup,dead-code,type-strengthen. Default to all 7.

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PHASE 0 — preflight

0.1 Verify git repo

git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree 2>/dev/null

If not a git repo: tell the user tidy requires a git repo (atomic commits are the safety mechanism) and stop.

0.2 Verify clean working tree

git status --porcelain

If output is non-empty: tell the user the working tree must be clean before tidy runs. Recommend either committing/stashing existing changes, or running on a fresh branch. Show them:

git checkout -b tidy/$(date +%Y-%m-%d)
git stash --include-untracked  # if they have WIP they want to keep

Then stop.

0.3 Detect language tooling

Build a tooling map and save to $RUN_DIR/tooling.json:

# Detect each language and which tools are usable
test -f package.json && echo '"js_ts": true'
test -f go.mod && echo '"go": true'
test -f pyproject.toml -o -f setup.py && echo '"python": true'
test -f Cargo.toml && echo '"rust": true'

# Check toolchains
which tsc 2>/dev/null && echo '"tsc": "available"'
which golangci-lint 2>/dev/null && echo '"golangci-lint": "available"'
which mypy 2>/dev/null && echo '"mypy": "available"'
which ruff 2>/dev/null && echo '"ruff": "available"'
which madge 2>/dev/null && echo '"madge": "available"'
# (build the full tooling.json from these signals)