ui-refactor-specialist

To detect duplicate JSX patterns in your React codebase, you can scan the src/components and src/pages directories to identify repeated UI structures and generate a structured refactoring report for review.

Replacing raw MUI components involves scanning your project to identify raw MUI usage and substituting them with standard Common components, adhering to established component patterns to standardize styling across your application.

Yes, UI refactoring requires a React project structured with src/components and src/pages directories, alongside access to project guidance and component conventions stored in the .claude/docs folder.

You can standardize React styling by running a post-development scan that identifies raw MUI components and duplicate JSX, replacing them with standardized Common components to ensure consistent styling.

You need to generate a refactoring report for traceability after completing UI work, as it documents identified duplicate JSX patterns and raw MUI replacements to standardize styles for later review.

Extracting common components from duplicate JSX in React standardizes styling by replacing raw MUI elements and consolidating repeated structures, which improves code quality and maintains consistent design patterns.