mikado-method

Use to refactor or restructure existing code IN PLACE when the change is likely to break things in ways that are hard to predict up front — drive the Mikado Method loop: attempt the change naively, capture what breaks as prerequisite graph nodes, revert, and implement bottom-up from the leaves, always keeping the codebase green. Loaded internally by brownfield-refactorer when the human chooses in-place restructuring over Strangler Fig.