Automate bulk file renaming with glob patterns and preview confirmation.
npx skills add https://github.com/atovk/skillx --skill batch-renamer
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: batch-renamer Source: https://github.com/atovk/skillx/tree/main/skills/02-file-operations/batch-renamer Command: npx skills add https://github.com/atovk/skillx --skill batch-renamer
This Skill helps you efficiently rename multiple files at once, saving you time and effort compared to manual renaming.
IMG_1234.JPG to vacation_001.jpg, vacation_002.jpg, etc.Use the batch-renamer skill to rename all JPG files in the current directory to a new pattern.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To rename multiple files at once, you select them using glob patterns and define new names with variables like number, date, or extension. The tool provides a preview for confirmation before applying the bulk changes.
Yes, you can automate renaming files with sequential numbers and extensions by defining a custom naming pattern. The tool applies these variables across all files matched by your glob patterns.
The best way to bulk rename digital assets without errors is using a preview and confirmation step. This feature lets you verify the new file names generated from your patterns before execution.
You select specific files for batch processing using glob pattern matching. This allows you to target particular file extensions or naming conventions within your directory for renaming.
Yes, you can see a preview of file renaming changes before execution. The tool displays the proposed new names based on your defined variables, ensuring you confirm the exact results before applying them.
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