Nishkal Kashyap Nishkalkashyap

name	git-change-simplifier
description	Review local Git changes and simplify newly added code while preserving behavior. Use when asked to clean up a working tree diff before commit or PR by removing unnecessary type aliases, thin abstractions, one-time constants, unused exports, unused public service methods, duplicated helpers, and non-essential or outdated implementations.

Git Change Simplifier

Overview

Simplify only code introduced or changed in the local diff. Preserve behavior, keep edits small, and favor deletion over abstraction.

Puppeteer Memory: Giving AI Agents Long-Term Memory Without the Context Window Tax

TL;DR: We built a two-agent architecture where a "Puppeteer" agent manages memory (timeline checkpoints + learned knowledge) and directs a stateless "Executor" agent. The executor is a Boltzmann brain—spawned fresh each run with no concept of history. But to the user, the system appears to have perfect memory.

The Problem: AI Agents Forget

Every AI agent has a fundamental constraint: limited context windows.

	You are performing a Staff Engineer–level cleanup and refactor of a TypeScript monorepo built with:

	* Next.js (App Router)
	* React
	* Convex
	* Turborepo

	Your goal is to:

	* simplify the codebase

	/**
	* Gemini generated object to original schema compatible object converter
	*
	* Utility to convert Gemini generated objects back to their original schema format.
	* Pairs with gemini.schema-converter.ts
	*/
	import { z } from "zod";

	function findDiscriminatorKey(schema: z.ZodTypeAny): string \| null {
	if (schema instanceof z.ZodUnion) {