repo-quality-orchestrator

Automated TypeScript code quality remediation audits disorganized projects to improve modularity and reduce duplicated logic. It orchestrates targeted cleanups and enforces safe refactors deterministically without altering public APIs or changing existing behavior.

Yes, you can enforce modular boundaries and restructure folder organization without breaking public contracts. The process executes deterministic changes that preserve behavior and public APIs while targeting disorganized structures and duplicated logic for safe refactoring.

Auditing and grading code quality for a large TypeScript repository uses a 1-5 rubric scoring system. It requires tracking files to assess modularity, identify duplicated logic, and plan deterministic remediation steps that improve maintainability.

Yes, you need the plan/code-quality-audit-tracking.md and plan/repo-organization-map.md files or their templates. These files provide the necessary tracking and mapping structure to orchestrate safe, automated code quality audits and cleanup passes.

You should use an automated TypeScript refactoring tool when your project contains messy patterns, duplicated logic, or disorganized folder structures. It orchestrates targeted cleanups to improve maintainability and enforces modularity while preserving behavior.

No, TypeScript code quality remediation does not alter public APIs during cleanup. It executes changes deterministically to preserve behavior, ensuring that safe refactors and modular restructuring do not break existing public contracts.