--- name: keybase-style-analysis description: Use when auditing Keybase client styles for helper opportunities, finding border/padding refactor sites, or discovering new style helper candidates. --- # Keybase Style Analysis Extracts and analyzes style objects from all TSX source files. Two phases: extract (slow, produces a persistent JSON snapshot) and analyze (fast, reads the snapshot). ## When to use extract Re-run extract when: - The snapshot file doesn't exist yet (`/tmp/keybase-styles.json`) - You've made significant style changes and want fresh data - User passes `--fresh` Skip extract when: - The snapshot already exists and changes since extraction are minor ## Workflow ### Phase 1: Extract (run from shared/) ```bash cd shared node scripts/analyze-styles.mts extract --output /tmp/keybase-styles.json ``` Takes ~10–30 seconds. Writes structured JSON with one entry per style object (styleSheetCreate, platformStyles, and inline JSX style props). ### Phase 2: Analyze Full audit — gaps + new candidates: ```bash cd shared node scripts/analyze-styles.mts analyze --input /tmp/keybase-styles.json ``` Border gaps only: ```bash node scripts/analyze-styles.mts analyze --input /tmp/keybase-styles.json --helper border ``` Raise the minimum count threshold (default 3): ```bash node scripts/analyze-styles.mts analyze --input /tmp/keybase-styles.json --min-count 5 ``` ## Interpreting output ### Gap detection output Each line shows a file and line number where an existing helper could be used but isn't, plus the suggested replacement call: ``` chat/audio/audio-player.tsx:123 (container) → ...Kb.Styles.border(Kb.Styles.globalColors.grey, 1, Kb.Styles.borderRadius) ``` When showing these to the user, group by file and present the top 10–15 highest-value sites. Ask which files they want to migrate first. ### New helper candidates output Shows clusters of border properties that co-occur frequently: ``` [12x] borderColor+borderRadius+borderStyle+borderWidth borderColor: Kb.Styles.globalColors.black_10 | globalColors.grey ... ``` When recommending a new helper, include: what it would be named, its signature, the number of call sites it would clean up, and 2–3 example current usages vs. the proposed call. ## After analysis - For gap sites: offer to migrate them file-by-file or all at once - For new helper candidates: present the proposed helper signature and get approval before adding it - After migrating, run `yarn lint:all` from `shared/` to verify