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Use a sub-agent (like `generalist`) to perform repetitive code transformations across multiple files in a single turn.
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| name | batch-refactor-with-sub-agents |
| description | Use a sub-agent (like `generalist`) to perform repetitive code transformations across multiple files in a single turn. |
replace calls.grep_search to find all absolute file paths and line numbers that need modification.generalist (or similar) tool with a prompt that includes:
old_string vs new_string transformation.cargo check --all-targets or specific tests after finishing.unused_import warnings. Perform a final sweep with cargo clippy and fix manually or via a second batch call.cargo check fails after the sub-agent finishes.replace calls to fix the syntax errors.cargo check --all-targets to confirm zero compilation errors.cargo clippy --all-targets to find and fix any unused_import or style warnings introduced by the refactor.