fastapi-refactor

Refactor the code the user described. The goal is to change structure while preserving behavior exactly. Do NOT change what the code does — only how it's organized. --- ## Phase 1: Establish the Safety Net Before changing any code, confirm you have tests that cover the current behavior. 1. **Read CLAUDE.md** for project structure, test commands, and conventions. 2. **Read any `.claude/rules/*.md`** whose `paths:` glob matches the area being refactored — they encode the conventions the moved code must continue to obey. 3. **Run the existing test suite.** Record the results — every test must pass before you start. If tests are failing already, stop and report that. Do not refactor code that doesn't have a passing baseline. 3. **Assess coverage of the code you plan to change.** Read the existing tests for the modules involved. If a function you're restructuring has no tests: - Write tests for its current behavior first. - Run them to confirm they pass. - These are your regression guardrails — they prove the refactor didn't break anything. --- ## Phase 2: Understand the Current Code Read the code you're refactoring in full. The three checks below are independent — issue them as a single batch of parallel tool calls, not sequentially: 1. **What it does** — the inputs, outputs, side effects, and edge cases. Read the file(s) in full. 2. **Who calls it** — grep for callers across the whole repo. Every caller is a contract you must preserve. 3. **What depends on its i...