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Skill parcadei/Continuous-Claude-v3/.claude/skills/dead-code

Context management for Claude Code. Hooks maintain state via ledgers and handoffs. MCP execution without context pollution. Agent orchestration with isolated context windows.

Install
npx -y skills add parcadei/Continuous-Claude-v3 --skill dead-code

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Find unused functions and dead code in the codebase

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Dead Code Detection

Find unused functions and dead code using TLDR static analysis.

Quick Start

# Scan entire project
tldr dead .

# Scan specific directory
tldr dead src/

# Specify entry points (functions to exclude from analysis)
tldr dead . --entry main cli test_

# Specify language
tldr dead . --lang python
tldr dead . --lang typescript

Output Format

Dead code analysis:
  Total functions: 150
  Dead functions: 12

Unused functions:
  - old_helper (src/utils.py:42)
  - deprecated_func (src/legacy.py:15)
  - _unused_method (src/api.py:230)

Cross-Platform

Works on Windows, Mac, and Linux (including WSL).

# Windows (PowerShell)
tldr dead .

# Mac/Linux
tldr dead .

Entry Points

Functions matching entry patterns are excluded from dead code analysis:

  • main, cli - Application entry points
  • test_*, *_test - Test functions
  • setup, teardown - Fixtures
  • @app.route, @api.endpoint - Framework handlers
# Custom entry points
tldr dead src/ --entry main api_handler background_job

Integration

This skill replaces the session-start-dead-code hook with on-demand analysis.

ApproachProsCons
Hook (removed)AutomaticSlowed startup by 3s
Skill (this)On-demand, fastManual invocation

Related Commands

# Impact analysis (who calls this?)
tldr impact func_name .

# Architecture layers
tldr arch src/

# Full codebase structure
tldr structure . --lang python

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