refactor-code
Improve code structure and readability
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--- name: "refactor-code" description: "Improve code structure and readability" license: "MIT" --- # Refactor Code ## Purpose Improve code structure and readability ## Routing - Use when: Use when user asks to improve maintainability, readability, modularity, or error handling in code. - Do not use when: Don't use for behavior-only fixes where refactor risk is unnecessary. - Outputs: Refactor changes, rationale, and minimal review checklist for behavior-sensitive sections. - Success criteria: Preserves behavior while improving structure and readability. ## Trigger Examples ### Positive - Use the refactor-code skill for this request. - Help me with refactor code. - Use when user asks to improve maintainability, readability, modularity, or error handling in code. - Refactor Code: provide an actionable result. ### Negative - Don't use for behavior-only fixes where refactor risk is unnecessary. - Do not use refactor-code for unrelated requests. - This request is outside refactor code scope. - This is conceptual discussion only; no tool workflow is needed. ## Parameters | Name | Type | Required | Description | |---|---|---|---| | path | string | Yes | Path to the file to refactor | | focus | select | Yes | What to focus on | ## Runtime Prompt - Current runtime prompt length: 235 characters. - Runtime prompt is defined directly in `../refactor-code.json`.
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