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improve-arch

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Surfaces architectural friction in a codebase and proposes deepening refactors (move complexity behind a smaller interface), named in the project's own domain vocabulary, then grills each candidate before committing. Use when a solo dev asks 重构架构/这块太乱了/降低耦合/哪里该重构/improve architecture about structure, coupling, or scattered logic. Not for tracing a specific bug (use hunt) or reviewing a finished diff (use check).

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