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One of the most powerful features of Renamify is its ability to rename itself - a true test of any renaming tool. This case study shows how we used the Renamify MCP server with Claude to rename our case style identifiers from `LowerJoined` to `LowerFlat` and `UpperJoined` to `UpperFlat`.
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One of the most powerful features of Renamify is its ability to rename parts of itself, or [even the entire project](/renamify/case-studies/renaming-to-renamify/).
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This case study shows how we used the Renamify MCP server with Claude to rename our case style identifiers from `LowerJoined` to `LowerFlat` and `UpperJoined` to `UpperFlat`.
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## The Challenge
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We had named our case styles `LowerJoined` and `UpperJoined` to describe identifiers with no separators (like `flatcase` and `UPPERFLATCASE`). We realized these should be called `LowerFlat` and `UpperFlat` to match the standard naming convention.
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We had named our case styles `LowerJoined` and `UpperJoined` to describe identifiers with no separators (like `flatcase` and `UPPERFLATCASE`). We realized these should be called `LowerFlat` and `UpperFlat` to match the [standard naming convention](https://stringcase.org/cases/flat/).
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This meant renaming:
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## Try It Yourself
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To use Renamify with Claude Code via MCP, see our [MCP Server documentation](/mcp/overview).
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To use Renamify with Claude Code via MCP, see our [MCP Server documentation](/renamify/mcp/overview).
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