code-refactor-master

Refactoring large TypeScript codebases involves mapping all imports and dependencies, restructuring files for better organization, updating import paths after file moves, and enforcing consistent loading patterns. Start by running the Skill in plan mode with debug enabled to identify refactoring opportunities before executing changes.

File moves require discovering all imports before relocation, then systematically updating import paths across the codebase. This Skill discovers dependencies first, executes file restructuring, and updates all affected imports to maintain type safety and prevent broken references.

Consistent loading patterns prevent fragmented user experience. This Skill enforces approved patterns like LoadingOverlay, SuspenseLoader, and PaperWrapper across your codebase, replacing ad-hoc loading implementations with standardized components while maintaining backward compatibility.

Yes. This Skill extracts oversized components into smaller units while preserving TypeScript type safety and maintaining functional requirements. Dependency tracking ensures all references remain valid after extraction, and consistent patterns prevent breaking changes.

Use plan mode with debug enabled to analyze your codebase structure, identify refactoring opportunities, and preview changes before execution. This generates a dependency map showing all imports, file relationships, and recommended restructuring without modifying your code.

Yes. This Skill is specifically designed for large legacy repositories with complex dependency structures. It handles file restructuring, import remapping, loading pattern enforcement, and type safety verification at scale while preserving backward compatibility.