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reusable-code-extractor

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Use when extracting a proven implementation from an application into a shared module or package in the consumer workspace. Do not use for speculative abstraction, landing code in the AppleDevelopmentFoundation archived package, or an app-local refactor that should stay local.

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Reusable code extractor

Inspect working application behavior and tests in the active workspace. Remove project terminology, domain models, branding, and hidden assumptions; design the smallest reusable API and preserve behavior with generic tests and example use.

Target the consumer's shared module or Swift package — not AppleDevelopmentFoundation archive/Sources/ unless the user explicitly asked to work on that archived package.

Inputs: a proven implementation plus its tests and at least two plausible consumers. Output: a neutral extraction in the consumer workspace with integration verification. Stop if the evidence does not support reuse.

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