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improve-architecture

Architecture check-in for a growing macOS Swift codebase. Finds hot spots, proposes deeper modules, and refactors one step per commit with behavior proven unchanged. Use at the end of a milestone, before a big feature, when a file passes 600 lines, when one feature touches many files, when bugs repeat in one area, or when the user asks to refactor or clean up the code.

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# Improve architecture

Features pile up, and an app that was easy to change gets hard to change.
A **check-in** catches that early: survey, propose, let the user pick, then
refactor in small steps that keep behavior the same. The target shape for
apps that grow is in [architecture.md](architecture.md).

## When to run

Any one signal is enough:

- The end of a milestone (the `improve-loop` skill calls this skill there).
- Before a big feature. Ask: "What change to the code would make this
  feature easy?"