sol-simplify-auditlisted

# sol-simplify audit Find the machinery that exists to govern the work rather than perform it, and price it. Report only; the user decides what dies. ## Measure First decide, by reading the tree, which path patterns are *machinery* (validators, resolvers, gate/contract/planning tests, governance registries) and which are *product* (application and library source). That classification is your judgment and you must state it in the report. The arithmetic is not your judgment. If this skill is installed with its directory, run: ```bash scripts/measure.sh '<machinery-path-regex>' '<product-path-regex>' ``` It computes the ceremony ratio, loop-commit count and share, self-refusal mentions, the churn top-20, and the worst loop day — fresh from HEAD, nothing cached, read-only. Use its output verbatim; do not re-derive numbers it already printed. If only this file was installed, fall back to the same measurements by hand: **Ceremony ratio.** Lines of process machinery against lines of product. ```bash # process machinery: validators, resolvers, gate/contract/planning tests, governance docs # product: application and library source ``` Classify by what a file is *for*, not where it sits. A test that asserts the software behaves is product. A test that asserts a document is well-formed, a count matches, or a gate was observed is machinery. A ratio approaching or exceeding 1:1 is the headline finding. **Loop commits.** Commits that only re-sync the checking system with itself: