OpenClaw Refactoring

Automated refactoring assistant. Performs safe code transformations including rename, extract method, inline variable, and move code. Provides refactoring su...

What to consider before installing/running: - The implementation appears to provide a Python rename engine and a suggestion engine only. SKILL.md advertises many more features (extract, inline, move, batch-move, JS support) and references files (extract.py, utils.py) that are not present. Do not assume those extra features exist. - Test on a disposable/git branch first. Always run with --dry-run (preview) and ensure Git is used (stash/commit) before executing destructive operations. - The tool writes backups under .refactoring/backup — verify backups are created and that undo works before relying on it for large changes. - The rename implementation uses AST plus fallback text-search and performs column-offset text substitutions; this can be brittle for edge cases (strings, generated code, complex formatting). Run your test suite after refactors. - If you require extract/inline/move or JavaScript support, inspect the repository or contact the publisher — these features are documented but not implemented in the provided code. - If anything in the output looks unexpected (modifications outside your intended scope), stop and restore from backup/Git. If you want higher assurance, manually review the code in scripts/rename.py and scripts/suggest.py before running.

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: openclaw-refactoring Version: 1.0.0 The 'openclaw-refactoring' skill bundle is a legitimate tool for automated code refactoring. It uses Python's AST module and regex to identify and rename symbols, provide code smell suggestions, and manage backups for undo operations. The code (main.py, rename.py, suggest.py) relies exclusively on the Python standard library, contains no network activity, and includes safety features like dry-run modes and file backups.