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Code review with in-place fixes identifies bugs and SRP violations, then applies changes directly to source files after explicit user confirmation. It preserves original behavior while minimizing introduced changes across single or multi-file projects.

Single Responsibility Principle enforcement in refactoring suggests clean separations and guides non-destructive refactors to ensure each module handles one responsibility. This surfaces anti-patterns and code reuse opportunities while preserving original behavior.

Static analysis for multi-file projects supports various programming languages from single-file scripts to full repositories. It performs comprehensive reviews to surface inefficiencies and bugs without requiring specific dependencies.

Code review requires explicit user confirmation before applying changes to source files. It reports findings clearly and only writes approved modifications directly to the repository, ensuring safe non-destructive refactors.

Finding code reuse opportunities during a refactor involves comprehensive static analysis that surfaces anti-patterns and duplicated logic. The review enforces SRP by suggesting clean separations and guiding non-destructive refactors while preserving behavior.

Code review for multi-file projects requires explicit confirmation before applying changes and preserves original behavior while minimizing introduced modifications. If changes are not applied, ensure user approval was granted and source files are accessible.