🧹 [refactor registerAiCommands in src/ai/registerAiCommands.ts] - #67
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🧹 [refactor registerAiCommands in src/ai/registerAiCommands.ts]
🎯 What:
Decomposed the overly long
registerAiCommandsfunction into focused, top-level helper functions for each AI command type (registerCapabilitiesCommand,registerDescribeCommand,registerApplyCommand,registerValidateCommand,registerSaveCommand,registerUndoCommand, andregisterRedoCommand). Added unit tests intests/ai-register-commands.test.mjs.💡 Why:
Improves code readability, testability, and maintainability by organizing command registration logic into modular top-level functions instead of nesting closure functions and long command definitions inside
registerAiCommands.✅ Verification:
npm run typecheck).npm run smoke).npm run build).node --test tests/ai-register-commands.test.mjs).✨ Result:
The
registerAiCommandsfunction is now a clean orchestrator function while preserving all existing functionality and command IDs.PR created automatically by Jules for task 6381779128709963422 started by @MarsLuay