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Config Hygiene — Edho Ferdian Mode
Scope — read this first
Target: the user's own Claude Code environment — ~/.claude/*,
project-level .claude/*, ~/.claude.json, and .mcp.json.
This is the deliberate complement to skill-audit-edho-ferdian, which
audits the content quality of this ecosystem's skills/* and explicitly
refuses to look at ~/.claude. This skill looks at exactly what that one
refuses to: the environment those skills run inside.
| Question | Skill |
|---|---|
| Is this ecosystem's skill well-written, non-redundant, links intact? | skill-audit-edho-ferdian |
| Should a new skill exist at all, and is it actually obeyed? | skill-authoring-edho-ferdian |
| Is the environment carrying dead weight, and what does it cost? | this skill |
Never delete autonomously. Every candidate gets its own confirmation.
Design principles
- Append-only configs leak. Skills, memory files, hooks and permission entries only ever get added. Without a periodic pass they rot silently.
- Periodic beats one-time. Scan roughly every 30 days, propose a small batch each time. Cap a run at ~20 candidates — this is GC, not a purge.
- Per-channel signals. Each accumulation type has its own staleness test. Do not apply one rule everywhere.
- Soft-delete first. Rename to
.disabled> move to~/.claude/_gc_trash/<date>/> real deletion. Always keep an undo path. - Human-in-the-loop, per item. Show the evidence, then
[y/n/skip]. There is no "yes to all". - Log every run to
~/.claude/gc_log.md: what was touched, why, and how to undo it.
Scan channels
| # | Channel | Path | Staleness / redundancy signals |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Skills | ~/.claude/skills/*/ | Heavily overlapping names; never triggered in recent transcripts; domain mismatch with actual work; broken or empty SKILL.md |
| 2 | Memory | ~/.claude/**/memory/*.md + index | Several index entries for one topic; contents contradicted by newer entries; dates already passed; orphans missing from the index; sub-100-word fragments that should merge |
| 3 | Hooks | ~/.claude/hooks/ + settings | Scripts on disk referenced by no hook config; old versions superseded by rewrites |
| 4 | Permissions | permissions.allow in settings.json / settings.local.json | Duplicates; specific entries already covered by a wildcard; one-off grants from past experiments |
| 5 | MCP servers | ~/.claude.json, project .mcp.json | Servers that fail to connect; functional duplicates; long unused |
| 6 | Automations | scheduled jobs / reminders, wherever kept | Fired one-shots older than 30 days; jobs whose target script no longer exists |
| 7 | Project history | ~/.claude/projects/*/ | Stale handoff snapshots; session records superseded by newer state |
| 8 | Runtime caches | cache/, file-history/, logs/, shell-snapshots/ | Sort by size and mtime; propose items >30 days old and large |
| 9 | Context cost | every loaded component | See §Context budget below — a component can be healthy and still not worth its tokens |
Config tamper guard (harvested from ECC plankton-code-quality)
A distinct failure mode from all nine channels above: an agent facing a
failing lint/format/build gate loosens the config instead of fixing the
code — relaxing a .eslintrc rule, widening ruff.toml's ignore list,
disabling a .shellcheckrc/.yamllint/.hadolint.yaml check — so the gate
goes green without the underlying issue being fixed. This is metric-gaming,
not cleanup, and it is the same shape of problem the false-positive/gaming
patterns in gan-harness-edho-ferdian/references/loop-design-review.md
already name for evaluator loops ("Goodhart-gaming the verifier" — the score
climbs while the artifact gets worse). Treat a lint/format config edit found
during a scan as a high-confidence flag, not a routine change: check whether
it was made because a check was failing at the time, and whether it
narrows coverage rather than reflecting a genuinely agreed convention (a
narrowing with an inline comment explaining the deliberate exception is a
documented convention, not tampering — same test language-code-review- edho-ferdian's Reflection gate already applies to a suppressed lens
finding). This is a detection responsibility for this skill's channel 3/4
scans, not a new channel — a tampered config is the same "stale/unreachable
correctness" concern as any other hook/permission drift, just with a
gaming motive behind it.
Language/tool gate table (harvested from ECC plankton-code-quality)
Useful as a quick cross-check when this skill (or build-fix-edho-ferdian
Phase 0) needs to confirm which formatter/linter should be running for a
given file extension before treating its absence as a gap:
| Extension / stack | Formatter | Linter | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|
.py | ruff format | ruff | ty, vulture, bandit |
.ts/.tsx/.js/.jsx | biome (or prettier) | biome (or eslint) | oxlint, semgrep, knip |
.sh/.bash | shfmt | shellcheck | — |
.yml/.yaml | — | yamllint | — |
.md | — | markdownlint-cli2 | — |
Dockerfile | — | hadolint (≥2.12.0) | — |
.toml | taplo | — | — |
.json | jaq | — | — |
Not exhaustive for every stack in this ecosystem (e.g. Go/Rust/Java tooling
lives in those stacks' own build-fix/review references) — this table covers
what ECC's plankton-code-quality ships and is meant as a fast reference,
not a replacement for the per-stack detection tables already in
build-fix-edho-ferdian and language-code-review-edho-ferdian. It is
also not the setup guide — installing and wiring any of these tools
(including the Husky/lint-staged git-hook layer around them) is
code-quality-tooling-edho-ferdian's job; this table exists only so this
skill's own tamper-detection scan (above) has a fast fact-check for
"what should be running here" before flagging its absence or a suspicious
edit as drift.
Context budget (channel 9)
Channels 1-8 ask "is this dead?". Channel 9 asks a different and often more useful question: "is this alive but not worth what it costs to keep loaded?" A perfectly maintained skill that is loaded every session and fires twice a year is a context-budget problem, not a staleness problem.
Estimate per component — skills (frontmatter always loaded, body on trigger), MCP server tool definitions (always loaded, frequently the single largest line item), rules and always-on memory files, hook definitions. Rank by tokens-per-session against observed usefulness, and report the top offenders with a concrete recommendation: disable, narrow the description so it stops loading speculatively, or move to LIBRARY (below).
DAILY vs LIBRARY. Borrowed from ECC agent-sort (fetched 2026-09-04) —
the classification idea only, never its ECC install-planning machinery.
Split components in two buckets, and require repo evidence for every DAILY
call rather than a feeling:
- DAILY — should be available every session for the work actually being done. Justified by concrete evidence: file extensions, lockfiles, framework configs, CI config, imports.
- LIBRARY — worth keeping reachable, not worth loading by default. LIBRARY does not mean delete.
Strategic compaction
Not everything here is deletion. Context also gets reclaimed by compacting at the right moment. Auto-compaction fires at an arbitrary token threshold, which usually lands mid-task and discards exactly the working state that was still needed.
Compact deliberately at a phase boundary instead — for work running
under dev-kickoff-edho-ferdian, that means after Stage 6 REMEMBER of a
task, once the memory files have been written and the state that matters
is on disk rather than in the window. A session that has just snapshotted
can afford to lose its context; one mid-IMPLEMENT cannot.
Reference: harness operation
Hook wiring per-type and per-language, model routing tiers, context-budget
mechanics, permission-widening posture, and todo-list-as-steering-surface —
all detail that channels 3 (hooks), 6 (automations), and 9 (context cost)
draw on but that doesn't need to sit inline in this file — lives in
references/harness-operation.md.
ECC decommissioning track
This ecosystem's stated end state (D-005) is to stop depending on the ECC install entirely. That removal is a config-hygiene operation, and it is the one place where this skill is allowed to look at ECC-managed paths — to remove them, never to maintain them.
Run this track only on explicit request. It is ordered so that nothing breaks before its replacement exists:
- Inventory what is actually ECC-managed —
~/.claude/agents/*,~/.claude/rules/ecc/*, ECC-installed skills, ECC hook entries insettings.json, ECC-specific env vars (ECC_*). - Map each one to its native replacement in this ecosystem's own
skills/(the porting record inproject-memory/02-gap-analysis.mdand the decision register are the source of truth for this map). - Report the unreplaced remainder. Anything ECC-managed with no native equivalent is a porting gap, not a deletion candidate — surface it and stop. Do not remove a capability that has no replacement.
- Disable before deleting. Rename to
.disabled, run normally for at least one working session, and only then move to_gc_trash/. - Check for dangling references after each removal: grep this
ecosystem's own
skills/for pointers into ECC paths. A native skill pointing at an ECC file is a D-005 violation and was already found once during the kelompok 3 port (e2e-testing-edho-ferdian, 4 locations).
Workflow
- Scan the channels the user named, or all of them. Collect: path, channel, the signal that flagged it, size, last-modified.
- Rank by confidence — broken/orphaned is high, merely old is low — and present a numbered table. Cap at ~20.
- Confirm one by one. Show the evidence, then
[y/n/skip]. The user can stop at any point. - Soft-delete what was confirmed. Permission entries live in JSON with
no comments: back up the settings file, record each removed entry
verbatim in
gc_log.md, then remove it from theallowarray. - Log the run.
- Report: what was reclaimed, which channels are healthy, suggested next review date.
Rules
- Never delete autonomously, and never offer a "yes to all".
- An item that is merely old is a low-confidence candidate. Broken, orphaned, or unreachable is high-confidence. Do not present them at the same severity.
- Do not touch project source code. That is refactoring — see
dead-code-cleanup-edho-ferdian. - Do not touch this ecosystem's
skills/content quality; that isskill-audit-edho-ferdian's job. Channel 1 here only asks whether a skill is installed and loaded, never whether it is well written. - ECC-managed paths are in scope only inside the decommissioning track, and only ever to remove them.
Provenance
Adapted from ECC config-gc, context-budget, workspace-surface-audit,
automation-audit-ops, strategic-compact, and the DAILY/LIBRARY concept
of agent-sort — all fetched 2026-09-04. Consolidated into one skill with
per-channel lenses per D-009 rather than six ne
File metadata
name: config-hygiene-edho-ferdian description: >- Periodic garbage collection for Edho's own Claude Code environment (`~/.claude`): find redundant, stale, orphaned, or context-expensive items across skills, memory, hooks, permissions, MCP servers, automations and caches, then walk them one by one with a human confirmation and an undo path. Includes the ECC decommissioning track — the concrete checklist for removing the ECC install once its native replacement exists. Use when the user says "bersihin config", "~/.claude berantakan", "kebanyakan skill", "sesi lambat mulai", "audit setup gue", "context cepat penuh", or when a periodic (~30 day) review is due.
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---
name: config-hygiene-edho-ferdian
description: >-
Periodic garbage collection for Edho's own Claude Code environment
(`~/.claude`): find redundant, stale, orphaned, or context-expensive
items across skills, memory, hooks, permissions, MCP servers, automations
and caches, then walk them one by one with a human confirmation and an
undo path. Includes the ECC decommissioning track — the concrete
checklist for removing the ECC install once its native replacement
exists. Use when the user says "bersihin config", "~/.claude berantakan",
"kebanyakan skill", "sesi lambat mulai", "audit setup gue", "context
cepat penuh", or when a periodic (~30 day) review is due.
---
# Config Hygiene — Edho Ferdian Mode
## Scope — read this first
**Target: the user's own Claude Code environment** — `~/.claude/*`,
project-level `.claude/*`, `~/.claude.json`, and `.mcp.json`.
This is the deliberate complement to `skill-audit-edho-ferdian`, which
audits the *content quality* of this ecosystem's `skills/*` and explicitly
refuses to look at `~/.claude`. This skill looks at exactly what that one
refuses to: the environment those skills run inside.
| Question | Skill |
|---|---|
| Is this ecosystem's skill well-written, non-redundant, links intact? | `skill-audit-edho-ferdian` |
| Should a new skill exist at all, and is it actually obeyed? | `skill-authoring-edho-ferdian` |
| Is the environment carrying dead weight, and what does it cost? | **this skill** |
Never delete autonomously. Every candidate gets its own confirmation.
## Design principles
1. **Append-only configs leak.** Skills, memory files, hooks and permission
entries only ever get added. Without a periodic pass they rot silently.
2. **Periodic beats one-time.** Scan roughly every 30 days, propose a small
batch each time. Cap a run at ~20 candidates — this is GC, not a purge.
3. **Per-channel signals.** Each accumulation type has its own staleness
test. Do not apply one rule everywhere.
4. **Soft-delete first.** Rename to `.disabled` > move to
`~/.claude/_gc_trash/<date>/` > real deletion. Always keep an undo path.
5. **Human-in-the-loop, per item.** Show the evidence, then `[y/n/skip]`.
There is no "yes to all".
6. **Log every run** to `~/.claude/gc_log.md`: what was touched, why, and
how to undo it.
## Scan channels
| # | Channel | Path | Staleness / redundancy signals |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Skills | `~/.claude/skills/*/` | Heavily overlapping names; never triggered in recent transcripts; domain mismatch with actual work; broken or empty SKILL.md |
| 2 | Memory | `~/.claude/**/memory/*.md` + index | Several index entries for one topic; contents contradicted by newer entries; dates already passed; orphans missing from the index; sub-100-word fragments that should merge |
| 3 | Hooks | `~/.claude/hooks/` + settings | Scripts on disk referenced by no hook config; old versions superseded by rewrites |
| 4 | Permissions | `permissions.allow` in `settings.json` / `settings.local.json` | Duplicates; specific entries already covered by a wildcard; one-off grants from past experiments |
| 5 | MCP servers | `~/.claude.json`, project `.mcp.json` | Servers that fail to connect; functional duplicates; long unused |
| 6 | Automations | scheduled jobs / reminders, wherever kept | Fired one-shots older than 30 days; jobs whose target script no longer exists |
| 7 | Project history | `~/.claude/projects/*/` | Stale handoff snapshots; session records superseded by newer state |
| 8 | Runtime caches | `cache/`, `file-history/`, `logs/`, `shell-snapshots/` | Sort by size and mtime; propose items >30 days old and large |
| 9 | Context cost | every loaded component | See §Context budget below — a component can be healthy and still not worth its tokens |
## Config tamper guard (harvested from ECC `plankton-code-quality`)
A distinct failure mode from all nine channels above: an agent facing a
failing lint/format/build gate **loosens the config instead of fixing the
code** — relaxing a `.eslintrc` rule, widening `ruff.toml`'s ignore list,
disabling a `.shellcheckrc`/`.yamllint`/`.hadolint.yaml` check — so the gate
goes green without the underlying issue being fixed. This is metric-gaming,
not cleanup, and it is the same shape of problem the false-positive/gaming
patterns in `gan-harness-edho-ferdian/references/loop-design-review.md`
already name for evaluator loops ("Goodhart-gaming the verifier" — the score
climbs while the artifact gets worse). Treat a lint/format config edit found
during a scan as a high-confidence flag, not a routine change: check whether
it was made *because* a check was failing at the time, and whether it
narrows coverage rather than reflecting a genuinely agreed convention (a
narrowing with an inline comment explaining the deliberate exception is a
documented convention, not tampering — same test `language-code-review-
edho-ferdian`'s Reflection gate already applies to a suppressed lens
finding). This is a detection responsibility for this skill's channel 3/4
scans, not a new channel — a tampered config is the same "stale/unreachable
correctness" concern as any other hook/permission drift, just with a
gaming motive behind it.
## Language/tool gate table (harvested from ECC `plankton-code-quality`)
Useful as a quick cross-check when this skill (or `build-fix-edho-ferdian`
Phase 0) needs to confirm which formatter/linter *should* be running for a
given file extension before treating its absence as a gap:
| Extension / stack | Formatter | Linter | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|
| `.py` | ruff format | ruff | ty, vulture, bandit |
| `.ts`/`.tsx`/`.js`/`.jsx` | biome (or prettier) | biome (or eslint) | oxlint, semgrep, knip |
| `.sh`/`.bash` | shfmt | shellcheck | — |
| `.yml`/`.yaml` | — | yamllint | — |
| `.md` | — | markdownlint-cli2 | — |
| `Dockerfile` | — | hadolint (≥2.12.0) | — |
| `.toml` | taplo | — | — |
| `.json` | jaq | — | — |
Not exhaustive for every stack in this ecosystem (e.g. Go/Rust/Java tooling
lives in those stacks' own build-fix/review references) — this table covers
what ECC's `plankton-code-quality` ships and is meant as a fast reference,
not a replacement for the per-stack detection tables already in
`build-fix-edho-ferdian` and `language-code-review-edho-ferdian`. It is
also not the setup guide — installing and wiring any of these tools
(including the Husky/lint-staged git-hook layer around them) is
`code-quality-tooling-edho-ferdian`'s job; this table exists only so this
skill's own tamper-detection scan (above) has a fast fact-check for
"what should be running here" before flagging its absence or a suspicious
edit as drift.
## Context budget (channel 9)
Channels 1-8 ask "is this dead?". Channel 9 asks a different and often more
useful question: **"is this alive but not worth what it costs to keep
loaded?"** A perfectly maintained skill that is loaded every session and
fires twice a year is a context-budget problem, not a staleness problem.
Estimate per component — skills (frontmatter always loaded, body on
trigger), MCP server tool definitions (always loaded, frequently the single
largest line item), rules and always-on memory files, hook definitions.
Rank by tokens-per-session against observed usefulness, and report the top
offenders with a concrete recommendation: disable, narrow the description
so it stops loading speculatively, or move to LIBRARY (below).
**DAILY vs LIBRARY.** Borrowed from ECC `agent-sort` (fetched 2026-09-04) —
the classification idea only, never its ECC install-planning machinery.
Split components in two buckets, and require repo evidence for every DAILY
call rather than a feeling:
- **DAILY** — should be available every session for the work actually being
done. Justified by concrete evidence: file extensions, lockfiles,
framework configs, CI config, imports.
- **LIBRARY** — worth keeping reachable, not worth loading by default.
LIBRARY does not mean delete.
## Strategic compaction
Not everything here is deletion. Context also gets reclaimed by compacting
at the right moment. Auto-compaction fires at an arbitrary token threshold,
which usually lands mid-task and discards exactly the working state that
was still needed.
Compact deliberately at a **phase boundary** instead — for work running
under `dev-kickoff-edho-ferdian`, that means after Stage 6 REMEMBER of a
task, once the memory files have been written and the state that matters
is on disk rather than in the window. A session that has just snapshotted
can afford to lose its context; one mid-IMPLEMENT cannot.
## Reference: harness operation
Hook wiring per-type and per-language, model routing tiers, context-budget
mechanics, permission-widening posture, and todo-list-as-steering-surface —
all detail that channels 3 (hooks), 6 (automations), and 9 (context cost)
draw on but that doesn't need to sit inline in this file — lives in
`references/harness-operation.md`.
## ECC decommissioning track
This ecosystem's stated end state (D-005) is to stop depending on the ECC
install entirely. That removal is a config-hygiene operation, and it is the
one place where this skill is allowed to look at ECC-managed paths — to
remove them, never to maintain them.
Run this track only on explicit request. It is ordered so that nothing
breaks before its replacement exists:
1. **Inventory what is actually ECC-managed** — `~/.claude/agents/*`,
`~/.claude/rules/ecc/*`, ECC-installed skills, ECC hook entries in
`settings.json`, ECC-specific env vars (`ECC_*`).
2. **Map each one to its native replacement** in this ecosystem's own
`skills/` (the porting record in `project-memory/02-gap-analysis.md`
and the decision register are the source of truth for this map).
3. **Report the unreplaced remainder.** Anything ECC-managed with no native
equivalent is a porting gap, not a deletion candidate — surface it and
stop. Do not remove a capability that has no replacement.
4. **Disable before deleting.** Rename to `.disabled`, run normally for at
least one working session, and only then move to `_gc_trash/`.
5. **Check for dangling references** after each removal: grep this
ecosystem's own `skills/` for pointers into ECC paths. A native skill
pointing at an ECC file is a D-005 violation and was already found once
during the kelompok 3 port (`e2e-testing-edho-ferdian`, 4 locations).
## Workflow
1. **Scan** the channels the user named, or all of them. Collect: path,
channel, the signal that flagged it, size, last-modified.
2. **Rank by confidence** — broken/orphaned is high, merely old is low —
and present a numbered table. Cap at ~20.
3. **Confirm one by one.** Show the evidence, then `[y/n/skip]`. The user
can stop at any point.
4. **Soft-delete** what was confirmed. Permission entries live in JSON with
no comments: back up the settings file, record each removed entry
verbatim in `gc_log.md`, then remove it from the `allow` array.
5. **Log** the run.
6. **Report**: what was reclaimed, which channels are healthy, suggested
next review date.
## Rules
- Never delete autonomously, and never offer a "yes to all".
- An item that is merely old is a low-confidence candidate. Broken,
orphaned, or unreachable is high-confidence. Do not present them at the
same severity.
- Do not touch project source code. That is refactoring — see
`dead-code-cleanup-edho-ferdian`.
- Do not touch this ecosystem's `skills/` content quality; that is
`skill-audit-edho-ferdian`'s job. Channel 1 here only asks whether a
skill is *installed and loaded*, never whether it is *well written*.
- ECC-managed paths are in scope only inside the decommissioning track,
and only ever to remove them.
## Provenance
Adapted from ECC `config-gc`, `context-budget`, `workspace-surface-audit`,
`automation-audit-ops`, `strategic-compact`, and the DAILY/LIBRARY concept
of `agent-sort` — all fetched 2026-09-04. Consolidated into one skill with
per-channel lenses per D-009 rather than six neReview the source
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