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name refactor
description Analyze code and suggest concrete refactorings. Triggers on: "refactor this", "clean up", "simplify", "this is messy", "too long", "too complex", or when reviewing code with obvious smells.
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Refactor

Analyze code and suggest concrete refactorings when the context suggests improvement is needed.

Triggers

  • "refactor this", "clean up", "simplify", "too complex"
  • "messy", "ugly", "hard to read", "confusing"
  • During code review when smells are detected
  • "how can I improve this?"

Analysis Checklist

1. Naming

Issue Action
Unclear names Suggest specific renames
Vague suffixes (_v2, _new) Replace with descriptive names
Magic numbers Extract to named constants

2. Function/Method Size

Metric Threshold Action
Lines >40 Extract helper functions
Parameters >4 Use parameter object
Nesting depth >3 Extract or early return

3. Code Smells

Smell Detection Refactoring
Feature Envy Method uses another class more than its own Move to that class
Long Parameter List >4 params Introduce Parameter Object
Data Clumps Same params appear together Extract class
Primitive Obsession Strings/ints for domain concepts Create value types
Dead Code Unused functions/variables Delete

4. Structure

  • Functions doing multiple things -> Split
  • Deep nesting -> Early returns, extract
  • God objects -> Decompose by responsibility

Output Format

For each refactoring:

## [Refactoring Name]

**Location:** `file:line`

**Problem:** [What's wrong and why it matters]

**Before:**
[current code]

**After:**
[refactored code]

**Benefits:** [Why this improves the code]

Summary

  1. Priority order: Quick wins -> larger efforts
  2. Risk assessment: Safe changes vs. need tests first
  3. Verdict: Offer to implement if user approves