refactor-all

name	refactor-all
description	Full-scope parallel refactor for active repository changes. Use when the user explicitly says "$refactor-all" or requests broad cleanup across all current staged+unstaged tracked edits, not just files Codex touched.

Refactor All

Refactor all current tracked changes in the working tree.

Defaults

• Scope: staged + unstaged tracked modified files.
• Parallelism: up to 4 workers (cap by file count).
• Strategy: single mode; choose depth by risk.

Workflow

1. Read constraints first.

• Read nearest AGENTS.md in repo.
• If in submodule, read submodule AGENTS.md too.
• Apply stricter rule on conflicts.

2. Build full scope.

git diff --name-only --diff-filter=d
git diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=d

• Merge + dedupe paths.
• Keep tracked files only.
• If empty, report and stop.

3. Partition for parallel workers.

• Sort files by path.
• Pick workers = min(4, file_count).
• Split into non-overlapping chunks.

4. Spawn workers in parallel.

• Use spawn_agent with agent_type: worker per chunk.
• Worker prompt must include:
  • owned file list
  • "You are not alone in the codebase; ignore edits from others unless in owned files."
  • goals: readability, maintainability, low-risk efficiency, AGENTS compliance
  • constraints: no destructive git commands, no out-of-scope edits, escalate risky semantic changes

5. Collect and reconcile.

• Wait for all workers.
• Resolve overlap/conflict conservatively.
• Keep behavior stable unless explicitly requested otherwise.

6. Verify and report.

• Run smallest relevant checks.
• Prefer: typecheck, test, lint when available.
• Report scope, touched files, improvements, compliance notes, risks.

Guardrails

• No destructive git commands.
• No edits outside assigned worker ownership.
• Do not revert unrelated user changes.
• Stop and escalate when semantic risk is non-trivial.