The Code Simplifier Agent — Clarity After the Feature Lands
How Datarim's Code Simplifier agent refines recently-changed code for readability and consistency without touching its behavior.
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How Datarim's Code Simplifier agent refines recently-changed code for readability and consistency without touching its behavior.
Read more →How Datarim's Developer agent implements features with test-driven discipline, follows the project's own patterns, and verifies its work before handing off.
Read more →How Datarim's Security agent applies STRIDE threat modeling, OWASP Top 10 review, and dependency CVE audits at multiple stages — so security is built in, not bolted on.
Read more →How Datarim's Researcher agent pulls current library versions, breaking changes, and best practices from the outside world and delivers a structured insights document before implementation begins.
Read more →How Datarim's Architect agent gathers context, explores three or more approaches, and commits to one before a single line of implementation is written.
Read more →How Datarim's Strategist agent applies three evaluation lenses — Value, Risk, and Cost — to challenge a plan before implementation begins, surfacing cheaper alternatives and flagging anti-patterns.
Read more →How Datarim's Planner agent turns a vague requirement into a structured implementation plan with component breakdown, rollback strategy, and a concrete validation checklist.
Read more →Version 1.15.0 adds a structured research phase to the pipeline. A new researcher agent investigates library versions, best practices, and security advisories before planning begins — and fills knowledge gaps during implementation.
Read more →Version 1.11.0 brings multi-task disambiguation, automated runtime-to-repo sync, optimized descriptions, and a full site refresh — setting the stage for LTM integration.
Read more →Datarim 1.6 introduces model assignment — each of the 16 agents and 14 task-skills now runs on the right model for its role. Opus for critical reasoning, Sonnet for standard work, Haiku for structured tasks.
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