This skill helps you refactor Rust code safely and confidently. It uses the Lightweight Service Protocol (LSP) to find all references and check for problems before making changes. You can rename symbols, extract functions, move code to new modules, and much more.
The tool shows you a full impact analysis first. You see exactly which files and lines will change. It highlights potential issues like documentation that might need updates or public API changes. This helps you avoid breaking your project.
You can run a preview with --dry-run to see what will happen without actually changing anything. Once you are sure, the tool applies the changes automatically. It is made for Rust developers who want cleaner code without the risk of mistakes.
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