clean-code-ch10-classes

Run this skill against your codebase to scan for God Class and Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) violations. It identifies classes with multiple reasons to change and low cohesion, providing concrete refactoring guidance to split them into cohesive, single-responsibility modules.

The best way to refactor classes with low cohesion and weak encapsulation is to use targeted refactoring guidance that breaks them into small, cohesive modules. This skill analyzes your design defects and suggests structural changes to enforce stronger encapsulation and single responsibilities.

Yes, this class design analysis is applicable to medium- and large-scale codebases where refactoring is needed. It evaluates structural design to identify dependency inversion concerns and wrong abstraction levels, outputting actionable refactoring guidance for complex projects.

You need to check for Open/Closed Principle and dependency inversion concerns during code reviews and architecture audits. This skill helps enforce maintainable object-oriented design by detecting these structural flaws and guiding dependency management improvements via DIP.

Your class has multiple reasons to change because it violates the Single Responsibility Principle by handling too many concerns. This skill detects these design defects and provides refactoring guidance to split the class into smaller, single-responsibility modules.