structural-refactor-creator

Structural refactoring reorganizes folder layouts and module boundaries to fix codebase inconsistencies. This skill automates that process by analyzing repository files and generating concrete rules to enforce consistent project organization.

You need a structural refactor when your project suffers from inconsistent folder structures, oversized files, and unclear module boundaries that make codebase navigation and ongoing maintenance difficult for your team.

You can analyze a repository by scanning file sizes, folder layouts, module boundaries, and documentation. This skill performs that repository analysis automatically and uses the results to produce a prioritized refactoring plan.

Yes, you can generate a reusable structural-refactor skill. After analyzing your current repository and defining conventions, it builds or updates a custom skill you can apply to future projects.

To generate structural guidelines, you need read and write repository access, shell execution, web search capability, and interactive user questioning to define preferred conventions and constraints for your specific stack.