Refactor Planner

$1.99Official

Use before restructuring working code across multiple files: produces a stepwise refactor plan with risk scores, verification, and rollback points.

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What you get

  • โœ“9-step procedure
  • โœ“1 ready-to-run code block
  • โœ“9-point quality checklist
  • โœ“8 pitfalls to avoid
  • โœ“Installs into 6 tools
Version
v1 โ†’
Last updated
today
Length
7 min read
Requires
Works with any modern AI assistant

Works in: Claude Code, Codex, Cline, opencode, OpenClaw, Hermes

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When to use

Use when the user wants to restructure working code without changing behavior: extracting modules, replacing a dependency, splitting a monolith seam, renaming across a codebase, untangling circular imports, or "cleaning up" a legacy area. Also use before a large feature when the current structure makes that feature hard. Do not use for bug fixes or behavior changes โ€” plan those as features. If asked to "just do" a refactor touching more than about 3 files, produce this plan first and get it approved.

Inputs to gather

  • The goal, stated as a property of the end state ("all DB access goes through the repository layer"), not an activity ("move some files"). If the user gave

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