cleanup-cycles

To resolve circular dependencies, this Skill automatically scans your codebase to identify circular imports and provides automated fixes for leaf-extractable cycles while generating detailed reports for non-trivial cases.

Circular dependency detection supports TypeScript, Python, Go, and Rust codebases, utilizing language-specific tools like madge or pycycle to analyze and resolve the imports accurately.

Yes, circular imports in TypeScript can be fixed automatically if they are leaf-extractable cycles. The Skill executes automated resolution for these cases and reports on non-trivial cycles.

You need madge, pycycle, or respective compiler checks installed depending on your target language, as the Skill relies on these language-specific tools to perform the dependency resolution and analysis.

To scan a specific directory for circular dependencies, execute the command 'cleanup-cycles -s src/' targeting your project directory to automatically identify and report any circular imports found.

Circular dependency resolution fails on non-trivial cycles because they cannot be automatically fixed through leaf extraction, requiring manual intervention based on the detailed dependency reports provided.