A/B /reconcile headless — BEFORE requests=18 output=12374 thinking=3135 effort={'high'} duration_ms=96518 / AFTER requests=15 output=9038 thinking=2248 effort={'low'} duration_ms=78410
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name, effort, description, argument-hint, allowed-tools
| name | effort | description | argument-hint | allowed-tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| refactor | high | Improve code quality without changing behavior — strict norm enforcement, targeted scope (file/module). Full-codebase audit+cleanup → /code-clean. Triggers: "refactor", "clean up code", "normaliser". | <file, function, or module to refactor> | Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob, Bash, Agent |
Dispatch the refactorer executor — behavior-preserving norm application is closed execution, so it runs pinned on sonnet (not the big session model). The scope you name is the only reflection; the agent applies norms.
Gitflow aiguillage first (the refactorer edits code): follow
$HOME/.claude/lib/gitflow-aiguillage.md, this skill's TYPE = chore. On
main/develop run bash ~/.claude/lib/gitflow.sh start chore refactor-<slug>
and dispatch on the new branch; on a working branch dispatch in place. Never
gitflow finish — integration is human-gated.
Agent(subagent_type="refactorer")
prompt: "Refactor to strict project norms, preserving external behavior
exactly (zero behavioral regression, existing tests must pass). Target:
$ARGUMENTS"
If the refactorer agent is unavailable, emit Refactorer agent missing. and
STOP — never improvise, silent behavior change is unsafe.
🔴 No-tests gate: when the agent returns TESTS PRESENT: no and stopped
(its contract on a test-less target), do NOT re-dispatch on your own. Surface
its PRE-REPORT and ask the user: add tests first / proceed anyway / abort.
Only an explicit "proceed" re-dispatches with the GO-WITHOUT-TESTS token —
behavior preservation is unverifiable on that path and the user owns that risk.