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Guided journey from a working-but-untested vibe-coded prototype to a production-ready product with tests, clean structure, a business-rules boundary, and resilience at scale. Orchestrates nine skills phase by phase - working-with-legacy-code, clean-code, refactoring-patterns, software-design-philosophy, clean-architecture, pragmatic-programmer, release-it, system-design, ddia-systems - asking the user questions at every decision point and recording results in the project docs/ folder (TESTING.md, TECH-DEBT.md, IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md) so the journey resumes across sessions. Use when the user wants to harden an AI-generated prototype, add tests before refactoring, make code safe to change, or says ''this works on my machine but I am scared to touch it''. For an aged codebase, remove-technical-debt; for greenfield structure, design-code-architecture; for a product and UX pass, improve-app; to optimize speed and structure, architecture-optimization. For one framework in isolation, in

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Improve Code Quality

Turn a working-but-untested vibe-coded prototype into a product you can ship and operate. This is an interactive, resumable journey of nine phases: the agent asks before every decision and records the outcome in your project's docs/ folder, so you can stop after any phase and pick up later. A week-old prototype is already legacy code — so the first move is a safety net, and every phase after it is verifiable because of that net.

Core Principle

A week-old untested prototype is already legacy code: flip tactical to strategic — safety net first, then readability, structure, and production hardening in order. This skill sequences the phases, asks the decision questions, and records every choice in docs/. The constituent skills carry the method — invoke them rather than improvising their frameworks. Skipping ahead (refactoring before tests, scaling before sizing) is the exact failure mode this ordering exists to prevent.

Journey Map

Phase	Skill	Question it answers	Artifact
1	working-with-legacy-code	Can I change this code without breaking it unknowingly?	Creates docs/TESTING.md + docs/TECH-DEBT.md — GATE
2	clean-code	Is this readable to the next person (and agent)?	Extends docs/TECH-DEBT.md
3	refactoring-patterns	Can I reshape structure without changing behavior?	Extends docs/TECH-DEBT.md
4	software-design-philosophy	Is complexity hidden behind deep modules?	Extends docs/TECH-DEBT.md
5	clean-architecture	Do business rules depend on the framework, or vice versa?	Extends docs/ARCHITECTURE.md
6	pragmatic-programmer	What habits keep it clean after we stop?	Extends docs/TECH-DEBT.md
7	release-it	Will it survive a hostile production?	Creates docs/RELIABILITY.md
8	system-design	Is it sized for the load we actually have?	Extends docs/ARCHITECTURE.md + docs/RELIABILITY.md
9	ddia-systems	Is the data layer correct and durable under concurrency?	Extends docs/ARCHITECTURE.md

Operating Rules

Resume first. Before anything else, read docs/IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md and every artifact in the Journey Map. If the tracker exists, summarize the journey state in 3-5 lines and ask which phase to enter. Done when the user has confirmed an entry point. A journey with a tracker is resumed, never restarted.
Intake on first run only. No tracker: run the Intake below, then create docs/IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md with every phase statused pending | in-progress | awaiting-evidence | done | deferred: reason | skipped: reason. Done when the tracker exists and the user has confirmed the phase plan.
Phase entry. Announce: what the phase does, the decision it forces, the artifact it produces, rough effort. Offer proceed / skip / defer — phases marked GATE may be deferred, never skipped. Mark the phase in-progress on proceed. Done when the user chose.
Skill invocation and fallback. Load the phase's skill and use it: each phase's Invoke line names the skill by slug — use that skill to run the phase. If it is not available, offer: npx skills add wondelai/skills/<slug> --global. If the user declines, run the phase from its Brief — the minimum viable method. State which mode you are in.
In-phase decisions. Ask every question under "Decide with the user" — with concrete options and your recommendation. Record the choice in the tracker's Key Decisions. A decision made silently is a defect.
Phase exit. Present the draft artifact content for sign-off before writing. On approval: write or extend the docs/ files, update the tracker (status, Key Decisions, Next Actions). Done when the files are written and the phase row shows done.
Artifact discipline. Read before writing; create a file only if missing, otherwise extend — add or update your sections, preserve everyone else's. Files are UPPERCASE in docs/. Every recommendation lands as a checkbox or a table row with owner and priority. See references/artifact-templates.md when creating a docs/ file for the first time — create it from the full skeleton (all section headings), then fill the sections your phase names.
Phase 1 is a gate; commits stay single-purpose. No phase touches code absent from the Safety Net Map — pin it first (absent means not listed under Pinned behaviors; entries in the Gaps column are off-limits too). Structural and behavioral changes never share a commit: refactor with tests green in a structure-only commit, then change behavior in its own commit. A test that goes red mid-refactoring means revert and retry in smaller steps, not debug. Safety-net test additions and docs/ updates are single-purpose commits of their own.

Intake

Ask these before creating the tracker:

What does the app do, and what is the worst thing that happens if it breaks? (frames risk and sets phase priority)
Which module are you changing next, and which has the highest churn (git log) or is core domain? (picks the Phase 1 starting module — the three-axis heuristic)
Do any automated tests exist today, and does a test command run green? (scopes the Phase 1 safety net)
What is the stack — framework, ORM, database? (gates Phases 5 and 9 — the boundary and data decisions)
Is this in production with real user data, and roughly how many active users or requests? (gates Phases 7-9 — resilience is requirements-driven)
What outbound dependencies does it call — third-party APIs, payments, email, queues? (gates Phase 7 — the integration-point audit)
How much of the journey do you want now? (Phases 1-3 before real users; Phase 7 before launch; Phases 8-9 track actual growth)

Phase-skip heuristics: skip Phases 8-9 when real load is far below any scaling threshold (start with requirements, not solutions — don't build for 50k users while at 50). Phase 7 is not optional once real users exist — timeouts and a circuit breaker are table stakes even at low traffic (it may stay deferred: reason, never skipped). Never skip Phase 1; it is the gate. Then create the tracker from the template and confirm the plan.

Done when docs/IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md exists with every phase statused and the user has confirmed the plan.

Phases

Phases run in the listed order — each assumes the previous phase's artifact exists. Any phase can be entered, skipped, or deferred per the Operating Rules, but Phase 1 gates them all: nothing downstream touches unpinned code.

Phase 1 — Build the safety net (working-with-legacy-code) — GATE

Purpose: Pin current behavior at the change points so every later phase is verifiable. No phase may touch code absent from the Safety Net Map.

Brief (fallback): Legacy code is code without tests, so a week-old prototype qualifies. Cover and modify, never edit and pray: identify change points, break inline dependencies with the least-invasive seam (Parameterize Constructor with a production default; Extract and Override for one buried call), then write characterization tests that photograph actual behavior — assert something wrong, read the failure, pin the real value. When full coverage isn't feasible in time, Sprout/Wrap the new code and track the untested host as debt.

Invoke: Use the working-with-legacy-code skill with the starting module chosen at intake. Ask for an effect sketch from the entry method, the seams, and the smallest characterization-test set that pins current signup / billing / core behavior.

Decide with the user: (1) Confirm the starting module by the three-axis heuristic — changing next, high churn, core domain. (2) Bugs found while characterizing: pin the wrong behavior and file it in the Debt Ledger, never silently fix — callers may depend on the quirk. Confirm the user accepts this.

Done when: the target module's behavior is pinned, the suite runs green, both files exist, and Phase 1 shows done — only then are later phases unlocked.

Phase 2 — Make the code readable (clean-code)

Purpose: Optimize for the reader — names, small single-purpose functions, safe error handling — now that changes are verifiable.

Brief (fallback): Code is read far more than written. Names reveal intent (elapsedTimeInDays, not d); booleans read as predicates; functions do one thing at one level of abstraction with 0-2 arguments (a flag argument is two functions). Command-Query Separation: change state or return a value, never both. Error handling: prefer exceptions to return codes, catch specific types, never return or pass null (use an empty collection, Optional, or Null Object), and put operation + state context in every thrown error.

Invoke: Use the clean-code skill with a target module. Ask for a 0-10 score across the six disciplines plus the top ten fixes in priority order, and an error-handling audit (bare catches, null returns, contextless errors).

Decide with the user: Which fixes to apply now versus log as debt, the naming / error-handling conventions the team adopts going forward, and whether the clean-code score becomes a CI gate.

Artifact: Extend docs/TECH-DEBT.md: add rows to ## Smell Inventory (smell | location | refactoring | status) for each name / function / error smell, and record the agreed rules under ## Adopted Conventions. Update the tracker.

Done when: the module scores 8+ or every gap below 8 is a Smell Inventory row with a fix, conventions are recorded, and the Phase 1 tests still pass.

Phase 3 — Apply named refactorings (refactoring-patterns)

Purpose: Turn "clean it up" into named, behavior-preserving transformations executed in small steps.

Brief (fallback): Each smell maps to a named refactoring. Extract Method is the workhorse — if you would write a comment to explain a block, extract it and name it after the comment. Also Replace Magic Number with Symbolic Constant, Replace Nested Conditional with Guard Clauses, Replace Conditional with Polymorphism, Introduce Parameter Object. Workflow: tests green, one transformation, tests green, commit; a red test means revert, not debug. Preparatory Refactoring (make the change easy, then make the easy change) and the Rule of Three guard against premature abstraction.

Invoke: Use the refactoring-patterns skill with a smelly function and the Phase 1 tests. Ask it to name each smell, cite the transformation, and apply one at a time with tests run between each.

Decide with the user:

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name: improve-code-quality
description: 'Guided journey from a working-but-untested vibe-coded prototype to a production-ready product with tests, clean structure, a business-rules boundary, and resilience at scale. Orchestrates nine skills phase by phase - working-with-legacy-code, clean-code, refactoring-patterns, software-design-philosophy, clean-architecture, pragmatic-programmer, release-it, system-design, ddia-systems - asking the user questions at every decision point and recording results in the project docs/ folder (TESTING.md, TECH-DEBT.md, IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md) so the journey resumes across sessions. Use when the user wants to harden an AI-generated prototype, add tests before refactoring, make code safe to change, or says ''this works on my machine but I am scared to touch it''. For an aged codebase, remove-technical-debt; for greenfield structure, design-code-architecture; for a product and UX pass, improve-app; to optimize speed and structure, architecture-optimization. For one framework in isolation, invoke that skill directly.'
license: MIT
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  author: wondelai
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name: improve-code-quality
description: 'Guided journey from a working-but-untested vibe-coded prototype to a production-ready product with tests, clean structure, a business-rules boundary, and resilience at scale. Orchestrates nine skills phase by phase - working-with-legacy-code, clean-code, refactoring-patterns, software-design-philosophy, clean-architecture, pragmatic-programmer, release-it, system-design, ddia-systems - asking the user questions at every decision point and recording results in the project docs/ folder (TESTING.md, TECH-DEBT.md, IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md) so the journey resumes across sessions. Use when the user wants to harden an AI-generated prototype, add tests before refactoring, make code safe to change, or says ''this works on my machine but I am scared to touch it''. For an aged codebase, remove-technical-debt; for greenfield structure, design-code-architecture; for a product and UX pass, improve-app; to optimize speed and structure, architecture-optimization. For one framework in isolation, invoke that skill directly.'
license: MIT
metadata:
author: wondelai
version: "1.0.2"
---

# Improve Code Quality

Turn a working-but-untested vibe-coded prototype into a product you can ship and operate. This is an
interactive, resumable journey of nine phases: the agent asks before every decision and records the
outcome in your project's `docs/` folder, so you can stop after any phase and pick up later. A
week-old prototype is already legacy code — so the first move is a safety net, and every phase after
it is verifiable because of that net.

## Core Principle

**A week-old untested prototype is already legacy code: flip tactical to strategic — safety net
first, then readability, structure, and production hardening in order.** This skill sequences the
phases, asks the decision questions, and records every choice in `docs/`. The constituent skills
carry the method — invoke them rather than improvising their frameworks. Skipping ahead (refactoring
before tests, scaling before sizing) is the exact failure mode this ordering exists to prevent.

## Journey Map

| Phase | Skill | Question it answers | Artifact |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | working-with-legacy-code | Can I change this code without breaking it unknowingly? | Creates docs/TESTING.md + docs/TECH-DEBT.md — GATE |
| 2 | clean-code | Is this readable to the next person (and agent)? | Extends docs/TECH-DEBT.md |
| 3 | refactoring-patterns | Can I reshape structure without changing behavior? | Extends docs/TECH-DEBT.md |
| 4 | software-design-philosophy | Is complexity hidden behind deep modules? | Extends docs/TECH-DEBT.md |
| 5 | clean-architecture | Do business rules depend on the framework, or vice versa? | Extends docs/ARCHITECTURE.md |
| 6 | pragmatic-programmer | What habits keep it clean after we stop? | Extends docs/TECH-DEBT.md |
| 7 | release-it | Will it survive a hostile production? | Creates docs/RELIABILITY.md |
| 8 | system-design | Is it sized for the load we actually have? | Extends docs/ARCHITECTURE.md + docs/RELIABILITY.md |
| 9 | ddia-systems | Is the data layer correct and durable under concurrency? | Extends docs/ARCHITECTURE.md |

## Operating Rules

1. **Resume first.** Before anything else, read `docs/IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md` and every artifact in the Journey Map. If the tracker exists, summarize the journey state in 3-5 lines and ask which phase to enter. Done when the user has confirmed an entry point. A journey with a tracker is resumed, never restarted.
2. **Intake on first run only.** No tracker: run the Intake below, then create `docs/IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md` with every phase statused `pending | in-progress | awaiting-evidence | done | deferred: reason | skipped: reason`. Done when the tracker exists and the user has confirmed the phase plan.
3. **Phase entry.** Announce: what the phase does, the decision it forces, the artifact it produces, rough effort. Offer proceed / skip / defer — phases marked GATE may be deferred, never skipped. Mark the phase `in-progress` on proceed. Done when the user chose.
4. **Skill invocation and fallback.** Load the phase's skill and use it: each phase's Invoke line names the skill by slug — use that skill to run the phase. If it is not available, offer: `npx skills add wondelai/skills/<slug> --global`. If the user declines, run the phase from its Brief — the minimum viable method. State which mode you are in.
5. **In-phase decisions.** Ask every question under "Decide with the user" — with concrete options and your recommendation. Record the choice in the tracker's Key Decisions. A decision made silently is a defect.
6. **Phase exit.** Present the draft artifact content for sign-off before writing. On approval: write or extend the docs/ files, update the tracker (status, Key Decisions, Next Actions). Done when the files are written and the phase row shows `done`.
7. **Artifact discipline.** Read before writing; create a file only if missing, otherwise extend — add or update your sections, preserve everyone else's. Files are UPPERCASE in `docs/`. Every recommendation lands as a checkbox or a table row with owner and priority. See [references/artifact-templates.md](references/artifact-templates.md) when creating a docs/ file for the first time — create it from the full skeleton (all section headings), then fill the sections your phase names.
8. **Phase 1 is a gate; commits stay single-purpose.** No phase touches code absent from the Safety Net Map — pin it first (absent means not listed under Pinned behaviors; entries in the Gaps column are off-limits too). Structural and behavioral changes never share a commit: refactor with tests green in a structure-only commit, then change behavior in its own commit. A test that goes red mid-refactoring means revert and retry in smaller steps, not debug. Safety-net test additions and docs/ updates are single-purpose commits of their own.

## Intake

Ask these before creating the tracker:

1. What does the app do, and what is the worst thing that happens if it breaks? (frames risk and sets phase priority)
2. Which module are you changing next, and which has the highest churn (`git log`) or is core domain? (picks the Phase 1 starting module — the three-axis heuristic)
3. Do any automated tests exist today, and does a test command run green? (scopes the Phase 1 safety net)
4. What is the stack — framework, ORM, database? (gates Phases 5 and 9 — the boundary and data decisions)
5. Is this in production with real user data, and roughly how many active users or requests? (gates Phases 7-9 — resilience is requirements-driven)
6. What outbound dependencies does it call — third-party APIs, payments, email, queues? (gates Phase 7 — the integration-point audit)
7. How much of the journey do you want now? (Phases 1-3 before real users; Phase 7 before launch; Phases 8-9 track actual growth)

Phase-skip heuristics: skip Phases 8-9 when real load is far below any scaling threshold (start with requirements, not solutions — don't build for 50k users while at 50). Phase 7 is not optional once real users exist — timeouts and a circuit breaker are table stakes even at low traffic (it may stay `deferred: reason`, never `skipped`). Never skip Phase 1; it is the gate. Then create the tracker from the template and confirm the plan.

Done when `docs/IMPROVE-CODE-QUALITY-PLAN.md` exists with every phase statused and the user has confirmed the plan.

## Phases

### Phase 1 — Build the safety net (working-with-legacy-code) — GATE

**Purpose:** Pin current behavior at the change points so every later phase is verifiable. No phase may touch code absent from the Safety Net Map.

**Brief (fallback):** Legacy code is code without tests, so a week-old prototype qualifies. Cover and
modify, never edit and pray: identify change points, break inline dependencies with the
least-invasive seam (Parameterize Constructor with a production default; Extract and Override for one
buried call), then write characterization tests that photograph actual behavior — assert something
wrong, read the failure, pin the real value. When full coverage isn't feasible in time, Sprout/Wrap
the new code and track the untested host as debt.

**Invoke:** Use the `working-with-legacy-code` skill with the starting module chosen at intake. Ask for an effect
sketch from the entry method, the seams, and the smallest characterization-test set that pins current
signup / billing / core behavior.

**Decide with the user:** (1) Confirm the starting module by the three-axis heuristic — changing next, high churn, core domain. (2) Bugs found while characterizing: pin the wrong behavior and file it in the Debt Ledger, never silently fix — callers may depend on the quirk. Confirm the user accepts this.

**Done when:** the target module's behavior is pinned, the suite runs green, both files exist, and Phase 1 shows `done` — only then are later phases unlocked.

### Phase 2 — Make the code readable (clean-code)

**Purpose:** Optimize for the reader — names, small single-purpose functions, safe error handling — now that changes are verifiable.

**Brief (fallback):** Code is read far more than written. Names reveal intent (`elapsedTimeInDays`,
not `d`); booleans read as predicates; functions do one thing at one level of abstraction with 0-2
arguments (a flag argument is two functions). Command-Query Separation: change state or return a
value, never both. Error handling: prefer exceptions to return codes, catch specific types, never
return or pass null (use an empty collection, Optional, or Null Object), and put operation + state
context in every thrown error.

**Invoke:** Use the `clean-code` skill with a target module. Ask for a 0-10 score across the six disciplines plus the top ten fixes in priority order, and an error-handling audit (bare catches, null returns, contextless errors).

**Decide with the user:** Which fixes to apply now versus log as debt, the naming / error-handling conventions the team adopts going forward, and whether the clean-code score becomes a CI gate.

**Artifact:** Extend docs/TECH-DEBT.md: add rows to `## Smell Inventory` (smell | location | refactoring | status) for each name / function / error smell, and record the agreed rules under `## Adopted Conventions`. Update the tracker.

**Done when:** the module scores 8+ or every gap below 8 is a Smell Inventory row with a fix, conventions are recorded, and the Phase 1 tests still pass.

### Phase 3 — Apply named refactorings (refactoring-patterns)

**Purpose:** Turn "clean it up" into named, behavior-preserving transformations executed in small steps.

**Brief (fallback):** Each smell maps to a named refactoring. Extract Method is the workhorse — if
you would write a comment to explain a block, extract it and name it after the comment. Also Replace
Magic Number with Symbolic Constant, Replace Nested Conditional with Guard Clauses, Replace
Conditional with Polymorphism, Introduce Parameter Object. Workflow: tests green, one transformation,
tests green, commit; a red test means revert, not debug. Preparatory Refactoring (make the change
easy, then make the easy change) and the Rule of Three guard against premature abstraction.

**Invoke:** Use the `refactoring-patterns` skill with a smelly function and the Phase 1 tests. Ask it to name each smell, cite the transformation, and apply one at a time with tests run between each.

**Decide with the user:**

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