lsmcp: Command for Claude Code

Refactor Command

When I need to refactor TypeScript code in this project, follow these steps:

1. Analyze Current Code Structure

• Use mcp__typescript__get_module_symbols to understand module exports
• Use mcp__typescript__get_type_at_symbol to analyze type information
• Use mcp__typescript__find_references to find all usages before refactoring

2. Choose Appropriate Refactoring Tools

For Symbol Operations

• Rename: Use mcp__typescript__rename_symbol instead of Edit/MultiEdit
• Delete: Use mcp__typescript__delete_symbol to remove symbols and their references
• Find usages: Use mcp__typescript__find_references instead of grep

For File Operations

• Move file: Use mcp__typescript__move_file instead of bash mv
• Move directory: Use mcp__typescript__move_directory for entire directories

For Type Analysis

• Get type info: Use mcp__typescript__get_type_at_symbol
• Module analysis: Use mcp__typescript__get_module_symbols
• Scope analysis: Use mcp__typescript__get_symbols_in_scope

3. Verify Changes

After refactoring:

1. Run pnpm typecheck to ensure no TypeScript errors
2. Run pnpm lint to check code style
3. Run pnpm test to verify functionality
4. Use mcp__typescript__get_diagnostics to check for issues

4. Common Refactoring Patterns

Extract Interface/Type

1. Identify the type structure using get_type_at_symbol
2. Create new type definition file
3. Use rename_symbol to update references

Move Module

1. Use move_file or move_directory
2. Tool automatically updates all imports
3. Verify with get_diagnostics

Rename Across Project

1. Use find_references to see impact
2. Use rename_symbol for safe renaming
3. Check affected files with git status

5. Best Practices

• Always use TypeScript MCP tools for semantic operations
• Never use text-based Edit/MultiEdit for refactoring
• Check references before deleting or moving
• Run tests after each refactoring step
• Commit frequently with descriptive messages