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muck-target-unitconv

AI-generated Go unit-conversion CLI with genuine untested/unwired dead code, no manual cleanup. MuckLedger benchmark target (MIT).
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listed 1 hour ago by ASVATH2029 · last checked 1 hour ago
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AI-generated Go unit-conversion CLI with genuine untested/unwired dead code, no manual cleanup. MuckLedger benchmark target (MIT).
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unitconv

Convert values between units of measurement: length, weight, temperature and data size.

go build ./cmd/unitconv
./unitconv convert 1 km m
./unitconv convert -c temperature 0 c f
./unitconv table data mb
go test ./...

Provenance

This repository was generated by an AI coding assistant (Claude, via Claude Code) in a single session with no manual cleanup. It exists as a benchmark target for MuckLedger, a reproducible leaderboard for code-cleanup tools. Unlike some other MuckLedger targets, no attempt was made to make every function reachable from main or from a test: the internal/units package includes a full set of named per-unit convenience functions (MetersToFeet, KgToLbs, BytesToKB, and so on) written alongside the generic Convert engine that the CLI and tests actually use. Whichever of those convenience functions never got wired up or tested is genuine, naturally occurring dead code, not something injected afterward.

The go test suite is real and covers the CLI's and the generic engine's actual behaviour; it is the oracle MuckLedger uses to decide whether a cleanup tool broke anything.

Licensed under the MIT License (see LICENSE).

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