Commit

Codeflow can now hand you a patch that strips debug statements out of a JS/TS repo. It stays read-only: you see the diff, download the .patch, and run git apply yourself. The hard part was deciding what is actually safe to delete. A console.log only goes in the patch when it sits alone on its lines and really is the global console. Shadowed console bindings, eval in scope, trailing ts-ignore or eslint comments, and unbraced if bodies all stay report-only. CRLF files keep their line endings so the patch still applies. Paste a GitHub URL, get the architecture map, and now the cleanup patch too. https://github.com/braedonsaunders/codeflowbraedonsaunders/codeflow