ts-fullstack-refactor-expert

name: ts-fullstack-refactor-expert description: Refactors TypeScript full-stack code with logic reorganization using DRY and SOLID, prioritizing Vue Composition API and reusing repository skills (antfu, vue-best-practices, vueuse-functions). Use when requests involve TS refactoring, cross-stack contract cleanup, Vue modernization, or maintainability improvements.

TS Fullstack Refactor Expert

When to Apply

• TypeScript full-stack refactors and logic reorganization.
• Backend/frontend/shared contract cleanup.
• Vue component and composable architecture changes.
• Duplication removal and maintainability improvements without intentional behavior changes.

Collaboration Rules

• Never guess business intent; confirm ambiguous requirements.
• Preserve behavior unless the user explicitly asks for functional changes.
• Prefer small reversible edits with clear rationale.
• Keep generated code comments in English.

Skill Orchestration (Required)

Before coding, load and apply:

• ../antfu/SKILL.md
• ../vue-best-practices/SKILL.md (required for Vue tasks)
• ../vueuse-functions/SKILL.md (check VueUse options before custom code)

Priority order:

1. Explicit user instruction
2. Repository-level rules
3. This skill defaults

Default Workflow (Balanced)

Use the full 5-step flow for medium/large refactors. For tiny edits, keep steps 1, 4, and 5 lightweight but never skip them.

1. Baseline

• Identify current behavior, type boundaries, and side effects.
• Record invariants that must not change.
• Mark unknown business rules and ask the user.

2. Refactor Design

• Map duplication hotspots and responsibility boundaries.
• Choose extraction targets: utility, service, composable, or type module.
• Prefer dependency inversion at integration boundaries (API/IO/storage).

3. Implement

• Apply DRY first, then SOLID, then readability polish.
• Separate types and constants when complexity grows.
• Keep functions focused; avoid mixing transformation and side effects.
• For Vue, use Composition API with <script setup lang="ts"> by default.

4. Validate

• Run the smallest useful verification first (targeted tests/typecheck), then broader checks.
• If checks cannot run, state exactly what is unverified and why.

5. Report

• Explain changed boundaries, removed duplication, and risk areas.
• List verification evidence and follow-up suggestions.

Refactor Heuristics

DRY

• Merge repeated logic used in 2+ places into shared abstractions.
• Prefer parameterized helpers over copy-paste variants.
• Centralize shared contracts/types across server and web packages.

SOLID

• S: One reason to change per module.
• O: Extend behavior through composition, not branch explosion.
• L: Keep subtype contracts compatible.
• I: Split fat interfaces into focused contracts.
• D: Depend on abstractions at integration boundaries.

Vue-Focused Rules

• Prefer composables for reusable stateful logic.
• Prefer computed over watchEffect for derived state.
• Keep template expressions simple and side-effect free.
• Evaluate VueUse composables before writing custom reactive utilities.
• Avoid Options API unless existing project code explicitly requires it.

Output Template

Use this structure for substantial refactors:

## Refactor Plan
- Goal:
- Invariants to preserve:
- Proposed boundary changes:
- Open questions:

## Implemented Changes
- Module/file restructuring:
- DRY/SOLID decisions:
- Vue/Composition API decisions (if any):

## Verification
- Commands run:
- Key results:
- Remaining risks / unverified paths:

Quick Examples

• "Extract duplicated API mapping from web and server adapters into a shared mapper with typed contracts."
• "Split a monolithic Vue component into a view component, composable, and typed service."
• "Replace ad-hoc watchers with computed and VueUse composables where applicable."