codemod

codemod

Codemod (JSSG, ast-grep, workflows) best practices for writing efficient, safe, and maintainable code transformations. This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or debugging codemods, AST transformations, or automated refactoring tools. Triggers on tasks involving codemod, ast-grep, JSSG, code transformation, or automated migration.

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Codemod (JSSG, ast-grep, workflows) best practices for writing efficient, safe, and maintainable code transformations. This skill should be used when writing, reviewing, or debugging codemods, AST transformations, or automated refactoring tools. Triggers on tasks involving codemod, ast-grep, JSSG, code transformation, or automated migration.

Codemod Best Practices

Comprehensive best practices guide for Codemod (JSSG, ast-grep, workflows), designed for AI agents and LLMs. Contains 48 rules across 11 categories, prioritized by impact to guide automated refactoring and code generation.

When to Apply

Reference these guidelines when:

  • Writing new codemods with JSSG or ast-grep
  • Designing workflow configurations for migrations
  • Debugging pattern matching or AST traversal issues
  • Reviewing codemod code for performance and safety
  • Setting up test fixtures for transform validation

Rule Categories by Priority

Priority Category Impact Prefix
1 AST Understanding CRITICAL ast-
2 Pattern Efficiency CRITICAL pattern-
3 Parsing Strategy CRITICAL parse-
4 Node Traversal HIGH traverse-
5 Semantic Analysis HIGH semantic-
6 Edit Operations MEDIUM-HIGH edit-
7 Workflow Design MEDIUM-HIGH workflow-
8 Testing Strategy MEDIUM test-
9 State Management MEDIUM state-
10 Security and Capabilities LOW-MEDIUM security-
11 Package Structure LOW pkg-

Quick Reference

1. AST Understanding (CRITICAL)

2. Pattern Efficiency (CRITICAL)

3. Parsing Strategy (CRITICAL)

4. Node Traversal (HIGH)

5. Semantic Analysis (HIGH)

6. Edit Operations (MEDIUM-HIGH)

7. Workflow Design (MEDIUM-HIGH)

8. Testing Strategy (MEDIUM)

9. State Management (MEDIUM)

10. Security and Capabilities (LOW-MEDIUM)

11. Package Structure (LOW)

How to Use

Read individual reference files for detailed explanations and code examples:

Full Compiled Document

For a complete guide with all rules expanded, see AGENTS.md.

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