Refactor

A focused workflow for cleaning up code without changing what it does. It's smart about finding the target, whether that's staged changes, a recent commit, or files you name. The skill walks through understanding current behavior, identifying simplifications like duplication or tangled logic, making small edits, then verifying with tests. What I like is the discipline baked in: it won't let scope creep into feature work, won't change public contracts without asking, and explicitly prefers deleting code over adding abstractions. Use it when you want to tidy up after getting something working, or when technical debt is making changes harder than they should be.