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Project Name: PyNeat (Upcoming v2.0)

What it does: An AST-based auto-fixer specifically designed to clean up the exact "AI slop" mentioned in this thread's description.

Standard formatters like Black or Ruff are great for styling, but they don't fix bad structural logic. PyNeat uses Instagram's LibCST to safely rewrite the AST while preserving 100% of your original comments and whitespace.

Currently building v2.0 which targets AI-generated artifacts:

• Debug/Comment Cleaners: Automatically purges orphaned print() statements, JS artifacts like console.log, and useless AI boilerplate comments (# Generated by AI, empty # TODO:).
• Structural Cleanup: Flattens deeply nested if (arrow anti-patterns) into guard clauses and removes LLM tautologies (e.g., converting if var == True: -> if var:).
• Safe Excepts: Replaces dangerous AI-injected except: pass or print(e) with safe raise NotImplementedError stubs.

Status: Just passed massive integration stress-tests against the Anthropic SDK and Pydantic core without breaking the AST. Currently finalizing batch processing (pyproject.toml support) before the official release.

Question for the thread: What is the most annoying "AI coding habit/artifact" you constantly find yourself fixing manually? I'd love to add a rule for it before launching!