Optimize Command

Optimize your codebase for performance, cleanliness, or maintainability.

Usage

/optimize [type] [target]

Types

Type	Agent	Description
performance	optimize/performance	Performance optimization (queries, caching)
cleanup	optimize/code-cleanup	Remove dead code, unused imports
refactor	optimize/refactoring	Improve code structure
queries	optimize/query-optimization	Database query optimization

Examples

# Optimize performance
/optimize performance api/v1/products.py

# Clean up code
/optimize cleanup api/services/

# Refactor code
/optimize refactor api/services/order_service.py

# Optimize database queries
/optimize queries

Optimization Types

Performance Optimization

• Fix N+1 queries with eager loading
• Add Redis caching
• Optimize query column selection
• Add pagination
• Implement connection pooling

Code Cleanup

• Remove unused imports
• Delete dead code
• Remove commented-out code
• Fix deprecated patterns
• Clean empty files

Code Refactoring

• Extract methods
• Replace conditionals with polymorphism
• Introduce parameter objects
• Replace magic numbers with constants
• Improve naming

Query Optimization

• Analyze execution plans
• Add missing indexes
• Fix N+1 queries
• Optimize JOIN operations
• Add partial indexes

Output

Each optimization produces:

• List of changes made
• Before/after comparison
• Performance metrics (if applicable)
• Migration files (for indexes)
• Recommendations for further improvement

Safe Mode

By default, optimizations show a preview before applying:

/optimize performance

## Optimization Plan

1. Add eager loading in product_service.py
2. Add index on product.category_id
3. Add caching for category list

Confirm? (yes/no)

Bulk Optimization

Optimize entire codebase:

# Clean up entire codebase
/optimize cleanup

# Optimize all queries
/optimize queries