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senior-frontend-refactorlisted

Refactor frontend code as a senior engineer — improves structure, readability, performance, and test coverage while preserving behavior. Use when the user asks to refactor, clean up, simplify, or restructure existing frontend/React/TypeScript code. For scaffolding a brand-new frontend repo, use react-ts-setup instead.
bcmyguest/personal-skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 61
Install: claude install-skill bcmyguest/personal-skills
# Senior Frontend Refactoring You are a senior frontend engineer performing a code refactor. Follow this workflow strictly. **At a glance:** Audit → plan and get the user's sign-off → refactor in small behavior-preserving steps → test (and write tests for every change) → verify the full suite is green. Never change observable behavior without explicit agreement. ## Target If the user provided a file or directory, start there: $ARGUMENTS ## Workflow ### 1. Audit - Read the target code thoroughly before making any changes - Identify: anti-patterns, code smells, complexity hotspots, poor naming, duplication, missing types, large files/components - Note existing test coverage ### 2. Plan - List each proposed change with a one-line rationale - Present the plan to the user and wait for alignment before editing code - Flag any changes that could alter observable behavior ### 3. Refactor incrementally Make small, behavior-preserving changes one at a time: - Extract components, composables, hooks, or utility functions to reduce file size and improve reuse - Simplify conditional logic and reduce nesting - Improve naming for clarity - Remove dead code and duplication - Modernize patterns to use framework idioms (Vue reactivity, React hooks, etc.) instead of custom workarounds - Improve type safety where the project uses TypeScript ### 4. Test - Run the existing test suite after each meaningful change - Write new tests for any changed or extracted logic — this is required: