Automates batched file and symbol renames with ts-morph-based updates.
npx skills add https://github.com/beorn/tools --skill batch-refactor
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: batch-refactor Source: https://github.com/beorn/tools/tree/main/skills/batch-refactor Command: npx skills add https://github.com/beorn/tools --skill batch-refactor
This skill enables safe, automated batch refactoring across a codebase, reducing manual edits and ensuring consistent changes across files.
Use the batch-refactor skill to create a proposal for a project-wide rename, preview the editset, then apply after review.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To safely rename symbols across a TypeScript codebase, you can use an automated batch refactoring workflow that leverages ts-morph for AST-based symbol updates and automatically propagates changes through import paths.
Migrating terminology without drift requires coordinating pattern-based text updates across both source code and markdown files simultaneously. A batch refactoring tool enforces this consistency by generating a previewable editset before application.
Yes, you can preview codebase refactoring changes before applying them. A safe batch refactoring workflow uses a preview-driven editset model, allowing you to review all proposed file updates and check for conflicts before final application.
Batch refactoring supports atomic updates across JavaScript sources and configuration files. It applies changes consistently across TypeScript, JavaScript, markdown, and config formats to maintain project integrity during large migrations.
Ripgrep and ast-grep are used in large scale codebase refactors to perform rapid pattern-based text searches and structural code matching. This enables precise identification of terminology and syntax targets before applying atomic updates.
You should avoid automated codebase refactoring for renaming files if your project lacks clear conflict checking mechanisms or if the proposed editset cannot be previewed, as applying changes without review risks breaking inconsistent imports.
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