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Function-level refactor workflow using call graph tools (Epic 114). Use before changing a symbol's signature, deleting a function, or refactoring callers — maps blast radius via tapps_call_graph and diff_impact.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
SOC 직업 분류 기준
Persistent cross-session memory + knowledge graph for AI coding agents. Use when you need to recall prior decisions before making a non-trivial choice, save the rationale behind a decision so it survives the session, share findings across agents in a project (Hive), or record an experience event / KG triple. Talk to the deployed brain at http://127.0.0.1:8080/mcp/ via MCP tools — never via raw psycopg.
Frontend work flow combining UX playbook and standard finish pipeline. Use when the task is primarily UI/UX implementation or accessibility.
Write a structured cross-session handoff and close the TAPPS session lifecycle so the next chat can continue without a long paste. Use when ending a session, handing off to a fresh chat, or the user says hand off, save session state, or continue next time.
Frontend work flow combining UX playbook and standard finish pipeline. Use when the task is primarily UI/UX implementation or accessibility.
Write a structured cross-session handoff and close the TAPPS session lifecycle so the next chat can continue without a long paste. Use when ending a session, handing off to a fresh chat, or the user says hand off, save session state, or continue next time.
Persistent cross-session memory + knowledge graph for AI coding agents. Use when you need to recall prior decisions before making a non-trivial choice, save the rationale behind a decision so it survives the session, share findings across agents in a project (Hive), or record an experience event / KG triple. Talk to the deployed brain at http://127.0.0.1:8080/mcp/ via MCP tools — never via raw psycopg.
| name | tapps-refactor |
| user-invocable | true |
| model | claude-sonnet-4-6 |
| description | Function-level refactor workflow using call graph tools (Epic 114). Use before changing a symbol's signature, deleting a function, or refactoring callers — maps blast radius via tapps_call_graph and diff_impact. |
| allowed-tools | mcp__nlt-build__tapps_session_start mcp__nlt-build__tapps_call_graph mcp__nlt-build__tapps_impact_analysis mcp__nlt-build__tapps_diff_impact mcp__nlt-build__tapps_quick_check mcp__nlt-build__tapps_validate_changed mcp__nlt-build__tapps_checklist |
| argument-hint | [symbol or file-path] |
Symbol-level refactor workflow (Epic 114 / ADR-0017):
Session bootstrap. Call mcp__nlt-build__tapps_session_start() — read data.call_graph (ready, stale, degraded). Stale is informational; graph tools auto-rebuild on first use.
Before editing a function. mcp__nlt-build__tapps_call_graph(symbol='...', query='callers') — who calls this symbol? Use query='callees' for downstream dependencies or query='chain' for bounded chains.
Optional module context. mcp__nlt-build__tapps_impact_analysis(file_path='...', symbol='...', granularity='both') for import + symbol blast radius.
Edit loop. After each Python file change, mcp__nlt-build__tapps_quick_check(file_path='...').
After edits. mcp__nlt-build__tapps_diff_impact(file_paths='...') or finish with /tapps-finish-task (include_impact default true refreshes cache).
Close out. /tapps-finish-task with task_type=refactor — checklist recommends tapps_call_graph and tapps_diff_impact.
See docs/CALL_GRAPH.md for gap_rate / degraded semantics.
