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Residue Classifier

Forensic categorization and hygiene protocols for structured data cleanup.

Residue Classifier is part of the operator kit for separating canonical assets, transient residue, runtime artifacts, and review-needed material before cleanup or promotion decisions are made.

Role in the system

Cleanup without classification creates risk. This layer exists to preserve signal while reducing sprawl.

Standard

Classify first. Remove carefully. Protect what matters.

What it does

  • scans a workspace tree
  • classifies files into governance buckets
  • writes a local residue report
  • stays non-destructive
  • is safe to rerun

Why use it

If you are about to clean up a workspace and you are not completely sure what should be kept, ignored, promoted, or archived, classification first is safer than deletion first.

Files

  • residue_classifier.py — local classification script
  • SKILL.md — skill wrapper / usage context
  • LICENSE
  • CONTRIBUTING.md

Usage

python3 residue_classifier.py

That writes a local residue-classifier-report.json in the current working directory.

Safety

  • no destructive actions
  • no secret embedding
  • no automatic cleanup
  • report generation only

Upgrade to Pro

The free version gives you a safe classification pass. The Pro version is for when you want to save 5+ hours of cleanup confusion, reduce repo risk, and get a clearer path to a clean workspace.

Pro is intended to include:

  • richer classification rules
  • confidence-scored recommendations
  • backup-first cleanup planning
  • thin-root cleanup order
  • clearer promote / ignore / archive decisions

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If the free version helped you separate signal from junk, good. If you want the deeper cleanup and governance layer, that is what the Pro version is for.

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Classifies operational residue using deterministic, testable rules.

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