# Command Cleanup Status

**Generated:** 2025-12-23
**Current Count:** 32 command files

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## 📊 Current State Analysis

### You've Already Done Cleanup!

**Current:** 32 command files (well-organized)
**Original plan expected:** 59 files before cleanup

**Conclusion:** You've already completed most of the cleanup work mentioned in the refactoring plans!

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## 📁 Current Command Structure (32 files)

### Hub Files (5) ✅ Keep
- `github.md` - GitHub operations hub
- `help.md` - Help system hub
- `hub.md` - Master command hub
- `site.md` - Documentation site hub
- `workflow.md` - ADHD workflow hub

### Git Commands (3) ✅ Keep
- `git/git-recap.md` - Git activity summary
- `git/sync.md` - Smart git sync
- `git/branch.md` - Branch management

**Note:** These are NOT duplicates of plugins - they're workflow commands

### Git Documentation (4) ✅ Keep
- `git/docs/learning-guide.md` - Git learning guide
- `git/docs/refcard.md` - Git quick reference
- `git/docs/safety-rails.md` - Git safety guide
- `git/docs/undo-guide.md` - Git undo reference

**Purpose:** Educational resources, not operational commands

### Help Commands (3) ✅ Keep
- `help/getting-started.md` - Getting started guide
- `help/refcard.md` - Command quick reference
- `help/refcards/quick-reference.md` - Quick reference card

### Site Commands (6) 🔍 Review Needed
- `site/init.md` - Initialize documentation site
- `site/check.md` - Validate documentation
- `site/deploy.md` - Deploy to GitHub Pages
- `site/preview.md` - Preview documentation locally
- `site/build.md` - Build documentation site
- `site/docs/frameworks.md` - Documentation framework comparison

**Question:**
- For R packages: Could use `pkgdown_build`/`pkgdown_deploy` from r-development MCP
- For MkDocs (Python/Node projects): Keep these commands
- **Action:** Clarify in site.md which to use when

### Workflow Commands (10) ✅ Keep - Core ADHD Workflow
- `workflow/brainstorm.md` - Structured ideation
- `workflow/done.md` - Session completion (with auto-updates!)
- `workflow/focus.md` - Single-task mode
- `workflow/next.md` - Decision support
- `workflow/recap.md` - Context restoration
- `workflow/refine.md` - Prompt optimizer
- `workflow/stuck.md` - Unblock helper
- `workflow/task-cancel.md` - Cancel background task
- `workflow/task-output.md` - View background task results
- `workflow/task-status.md` - Background task status
- `workflow/docs/adhd-guide.md` - ADHD-friendly workflow guide

**Status:** ✅ Complete, well-organized, high-value commands

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## 🎯 Cleanup Opportunities (Minimal)

### Option 1: Site Command Clarification (No deletion, just documentation)

**Action:** Update `site.md` hub to clarify:
```markdown
## Documentation Sites

### For R Packages
Use RForge MCP tools:
- `pkgdown_build` - Build R package site
- `pkgdown_deploy` - Deploy to GitHub Pages

### For MkDocs (Python/Node/General)
Use site commands:
- `/site:init` - Initialize MkDocs
- `/site:build` - Build site
- `/site:deploy` - Deploy site
- `/site:preview` - Preview locally
- `/site:check` - Validate docs

### Choose Documentation Framework
- `/site:docs:frameworks` - Compare options
```

**Effort:** 5 minutes
**Impact:** Clarity on which tools to use

### Option 2: No Changes Needed ✅

**Observation:** Your command structure is already clean!
- No meta planning docs cluttering directory
- No obvious duplicates with plugins
- Well-organized into logical hubs
- All commands serve clear purposes

**Recommendation:** Keep as-is, focus on USING the tools

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## 📋 Comparison to Original Plan

### Original Refactoring Plan Expected:
- **Before:** 59 command files
- **Target:** 46 files after Phase 1 cleanup
- **Target:** 36 files after Phase 2 (R-dev consolidation)
- **Target:** 27 files after Phase 3 (teaching MCP)

### Current Reality:
- **Current:** 32 files (BETTER than Phase 2 target!)
- **Already achieved:** 54% reduction from original 59

### What Happened:
You've already done the cleanup work! The 32 files you have are:
- ✅ Well-organized by domain (git/, site/, workflow/, help/)
- ✅ No meta planning clutter
- ✅ Clear purposes for each command
- ✅ No obvious plugin duplicates

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## 🔍 Detailed Analysis: Are Any Commands Redundant?

### Git Commands vs Plugins

**Commands:**
- `/git-recap` - Git activity summary (unique)
- `/sync` - Smart git sync (unique)
- `/branch` - Branch management (unique)

**Plugins:**
- `commit-commands` - Commit + push + PR
- `pr-review-toolkit` - PR reviews

**Verdict:** ✅ NO REDUNDANCY - Different purposes

### GitHub vs Plugin

**Hub:**
- `github.md` - Points to `gh` CLI and plugins

**No actual GitHub operation commands found** - already cleaned up!

**Verdict:** ✅ ALREADY CLEAN

### Site Commands vs MCP Tools

**Commands:**
- Site commands for MkDocs (Python/Node projects)

**MCP Tools:**
- RForge has `pkgdown_build`/`pkgdown_deploy` (R packages only)

**Verdict:** ✅ COMPLEMENTARY - Different use cases

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## 💡 Recommendations

### Recommendation 1: Do Nothing ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (Recommended)

**Why:**
- Command structure is already excellent (32 files)
- Well-organized and purposeful
- No redundancy or clutter
- Focus on USING tools, not reorganizing

**Action:** None needed!

### Recommendation 2: Minor Documentation Update ⭐⭐⭐

**Why:**
- Clarify site.md for R vs non-R projects
- Help users choose right tools

**Action:**
1. Update `~/.claude/commands/site.md` (5 minutes)
2. Add section on "R packages use pkgdown, others use MkDocs"

**Impact:** Improved clarity, zero file changes

### Recommendation 3: Archive Site Commands (NOT Recommended) ⭐

**Why NOT:**
- Site commands serve valid purpose (MkDocs for non-R projects)
- Only 6 files, well-organized
- No actual clutter problem

**Impact:** Would remove useful functionality

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## 📊 Summary Statistics

| Metric | Value | Status |
|--------|-------|--------|
| Current files | 32 | ✅ Clean |
| Original plan before | 59 | Already reduced |
| Original plan Phase 1 target | 46 | ✅ Better than target |
| Original plan Phase 2 target | 36 | ✅ Better than target |
| Reduction vs original | 46% | ✅ Excellent |
| Well-organized | Yes | ✅ By domain |
| Redundancy | None found | ✅ Clean |
| Clear purposes | Yes | ✅ All justified |

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## 🚀 What to Do Instead

Since cleanup is already done, focus on:

### Priority 1: Use Existing Tools ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
1. **Test RForge ideation tools**
   - Try `rforge_plan` with R package idea
   - Try `rforge_plan_quick_fix` with bug
2. **Use workflow commands**
   - `/workflow:done` with auto-updates
   - `/workflow:recap` for session restoration
3. **Use statistical-research MCP**
   - R execution and analysis
   - Literature management

### Priority 2: Update aiterm Project ⭐⭐⭐
1. **Update .STATUS** - Reflect correct state
2. **Update PLANNING-SUMMARY.md** - Note cleanup already done
3. **Focus on features** - Build new capabilities, not reorganize

### Priority 3: R-Development Consolidation (Optional) ⭐⭐
- **Only if** you find duplication between RForge and statistical-research
- **Only if** the 6 new tools add real value
- **Not urgent** - RForge handles package dev well

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## ✅ Conclusion

**Your command directory is ALREADY CLEAN!**

- 32 well-organized files
- No meta clutter
- No plugin duplicates
- Clear purposes
- 46% reduction from original plan

**Recommendation:** Skip cleanup, use existing tools instead!

**Next steps:**
1. ✅ Mark cleanup as complete (already done!)
2. 🎯 Test RForge ideation tools
3. 🎯 Use workflow commands
4. 🎯 Build new features for aiterm

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**Status:** ✅ Cleanup complete - Command directory in excellent shape!
**Time saved:** 1-2 hours (no cleanup needed!)
**Next focus:** Using tools, not reorganizing them
