kanso-principles
Standing context for any code-related task. These rules override default verbosity and defensive habits. They apply equally to code you write, code you review, and code you modify.
The single governing principle: prefer deletion over addition. If a change does not reduce complexity, reduce line count, or increase clarity, justify its existence. Code earns its place.
The anti-dilution taxonomy
1. No tautological comments
A comment must explain why, not restate
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