lsp-refactor

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• lsp-refactor
• Input
• Phase 1 — Blast-Radius Analysis (inlined from lsp-impact)
• Phase 2 — Speculative Preview (inlined from lsp-safe-edit)
• 2a — Open file and capture baseline diagnostics
• 2b — Speculative simulation
• 2c — Evaluate simulation result
• Phase 3 — Apply to Disk

Requires the agent-lsp MCP server. End-to-end safe refactor workflow. Sequences blast-radius analysis, speculative preview, disk apply, build verification, and targeted test execution in one coordinated pass. This skill does NOT replace lsp-safe-edit or lsp-impact. lsp-safe-edit wraps a single edit with before/after diagnostic comparison — use it when you need to make one targeted change with careful error diffing. lsp-impact is read-only blast-radius analysis — use it when you want to understand scope before deciding whether to proceed. lsp-refactor sequences ALL four workflows (lsp-impact → lsp-safe-edit → lsp-verify → lsp-test-correlation) in order. Use it when you know your target and intent up front and want the complete workflow without switching skills. -- target: symbol name in dot notation (e.g. "codec.Encode", "Buffer.Reset") OR file path (e.g. "internal/lsp/client.go") intent: description of the change to make (e.g. "rename to ParseConfigV2", "add a second parameter timeout time.Duration") workspaceroot: absolute path to the workspace root -- This phase is mandatory. Do not skip it, even for "small" refactors. Call mcplspblastradius with changedfiles set to the file cont

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