Rust Refactor Helper helps you change your Rust code safely. It uses LSP to find every place a symbol is used. You can rename a function, extract code into a new function, or move a symbol to another file. The tool shows you an impact analysis before making changes. You can use --dry-run to preview what will happen. This way you avoid breaking your code. Anyone working with Rust can use it to keep their projects clean and correct.
The helper works with simple commands like rename, extract-fn, or move. It checks for conflicts and notes if documentation or public APIs need updates. This makes refactoring less scary and more predictable.
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