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How to generate an interactive Cleanup Map from an audit with Simplify Codebase

Turn a confirmed audit into a desktop HTML map with linked findings and evidence drawers.

Who it is forA team lead who wants to show a simplification audit visually, where the topology spans several components, states or consumers.

The problemA long text audit is hard to scan when a change touches many components, and a plain diagram can wrongly imply runtime impact.

The outcomeA validated interactive HTML Cleanup Map with Finding deep links, placed alongside the text report, which stays the authoritative result.

What you need first

  • An AI coding agent that loads SKILL.md skills, such as Codex
  • Git, to clone the skill into the Codex user skills folder
  • The target repository checked out locally
  • Node.js 18 or newer, only if you want the optional Cleanup Map visual report

Steps

  1. Confirm that Node.js 18 or newer is installed.
  2. Finish the text audit first, since the text report stays the authoritative result.
  3. Ask the agent to use $Simplify Codebase to generate a Cleanup Map for the audit, and confirm when it asks.
  4. Open the generated HTML in a desktop browser and follow the Finding links.
  5. Check that the map shows only confirmed components and relationships.

Prompt for your agent

Use $simplify-codebase to audit <repo path> and generate a Cleanup Map with Finding deep links after I confirm. Do not present reachable relationships as runtime impact. Expected output: a validated interactive HTML file alongside the text proof records. Verify that every node on the map matches a confirmed finding in the text report.

Caveat. The map is only a companion to the text report, and the skill skips it when the topology is not yet proven or when the diagram adds no explanatory value.

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