component-flattening-analysis

To detect orphaned classes in root namespaces, you scan hierarchical codebase structures to identify misplaced code and enforce leaf-only components. This skill evaluates your architecture to find orphaned root-namespace code automatically and prepare it for safe removal.

Component flattening is a refactoring technique that removes orphaned root-namespace code and enforces leaf-only components to clarify component hierarchies. It restructures architectures by consolidating or splitting code to ensure cleaner, more maintainable boundaries.

To generate a refactoring plan for flattening component hierarchies, analyze the codebase to detect orphaned classes and evaluate flattening options. This skill proposes consolidation, split, or shared extraction strategies and produces a step-by-step flattening plan.

The best way to refactor misplaced classes is to analyze component hierarchies to identify leaf versus non-leaf components, then apply a flattening strategy. This skill proposes consolidating down, splitting up, or extracting shared code to enforce architectural boundaries.

You should extract shared code when flattening analysis reveals common dependencies across multiple leaf components that cannot be cleanly consolidated down or split up. This skill evaluates your hierarchical structures to recommend the correct strategy for your specific architecture.