| name | irefactor |
| description | Refactor code following Single Responsibility Principle and design patterns. Use when separating functions, reducing duplication, or improving code maintainability. |
This is user-defined command
This is user-defined command.
You must refactor the code.
SKILL Arguments
$ARGUMENTS
This command can take options.
Therefore, arguments can be passed as variadic parameters.
Please refer to the details below. (#SKILL OPTS section)
SKILL behavior
- You must use refactorer and code_reviewer agent unconditionally.
Before modifying code, use the refactorer to establish a plan and execute it.
After code modifications are complete, verify the code through the code_reviewer agent.
If the code_reviewer agent's approval conditions are not satisfied, explain the reasons for the disapproval. (No additional work such as refactoring will be performed thereafter.)
SKILL OPTS
This is an optional string that can follow this command.
The input can be in the form /irefactor @[file] [msg].
The [msg] option is for user-defined requests.
Both the msg and file fields may or may not be provided.
If the msg field is provided, proceed with refactoring to satisfy those requirements.
If the msg field is not provided, please refactor comprehensively.
If a file mentioned with the @ symbol is provided, please refactor only that file.
If files related to that file need to be refactored, proceed with the refactoring and additionally report the files that were refactored.
If no file is mentioned with the @ symbol, refactor all files in the current directory and its subdirectories based on where the agent is located.
If files in parent directories or other directories need to be refactored, proceed with the refactoring and additionally report the files that were refactored.
- Please separate the code for functions that perform two roles so that each function adheres to the Single Responsibility Principle.
- Use appropriate design patterns to increase maintainability.
- Restructure the code to minimize duplication.
