Out of curiosity, ~how many lines of C in all is the C you're refactoring? Reason I ask is I have gotten outstanding results from gemini pro 2.5, which has a v

Out of curiosity, ~how many lines of C in all is the C you're refactoring? Reason I ask is I have gotten outstanding results from gemini pro 2.5, which has a very large context. It already accepts very large individual messages, however if the code base is still too big for a single message, it is possible to send it all in multiple messages and still have the model keep it all in context. For large, system wide refactors, this can provide planning that claude code can't or won't do efficiently. Sometimes, I'll have claude code come up with a plan, feed all the related code to gemini, and then provide claude code gemeni's improved plan. Then after the work is done, have gemeni validate the implementation. I've looked a bit into automation around this but haven't picked something yet. If anyone has a solid workflow for this already, I'm all ears.