My PHP 8.x application has picked up a fair amount of dead weight—unused files, legacy snippets, and the odd warning that only shows up in the logs. I need a developer who can open the hood, keep what truly matters, and scrap the rest while making sure everything that stays runs flawlessly. Here’s what I’m asking you to do: • Read the entire codebase, identify the core file(s), and strip away anything that isn’t required. • Hunt down every notice, warning, or fatal error and resolve it so the script executes cleanly on PHP 8.x with error reporting turned up. • Where you see obvious performance wins—query consolidation, tighter loops, lighter includes—go ahead and tune them. • I’m not entirely sure which smaller features are mission-critical, so if something looks questionable, flag it before removing it. • When you’re done, supply the cleaned project along with a short change log explaining what was removed, what was fixed, and why. Deliverables will be a lean, well-documented set of PHP files that pass a fresh test run with zero errors or warnings and continue to produce the same output as the current script. If this sounds like the kind of deep-clean you enjoy, let’s talk.