Refactor Command

refactor:code-simplifier

Pre-operation Checks

1. Run

   git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree

   and continue even if false when explicit paths are provided
2. Normalize arguments by trimming whitespace and preserving quoted path segments
3. Treat an empty argument list as "recent changes" mode

Phase 1: Determine Target Scope

1. If arguments provided: verify as file/directory paths using Glob
2. If paths exist: use them directly as refactoring scope
3. If paths don't exist: treat arguments as semantic query, search codebase with Grep
4. If no arguments: run

   git diff --name-only

   to find recently modified code files
5. If no recent changes found: inform user and exit without refactoring

references/scope-determination.md

Phase 2: Launch Refactoring Agent

refactor:code-simplifier

1. Launch

   refactor:code-simplifier

   agent with target scope and aggressive mode flag
2. Pass scope determination method (paths, semantic query, or session context)
3. Agent auto-loads

   refactor:best-practices

   skill and applies language-specific patterns

references/agent-configuration.md

Phase 3: Summary

1. Report total files refactored and changes categorized by improvement type
2. List best practices applied and legacy code removed
3. Suggest tests to run and provide rollback command tailored to actual scope (for example:

   git restore --worktree --staged <files>

   )

references/output-requirements.md

Requirements

• Execute immediately without user confirmation
• Refactor ALL matching files when semantic search returns multiple results
• Direct users to

  /refactor-project

  for project-wide scope
• Preserve behavior and public interfaces unless user explicitly requests a behavior change