ck:project-organization

To standardize project directory structure, this skill enforces kebab-case filenames and organizes files into specific categories like source code, documentation, and assets, ensuring structural consistency across different project types and team members.

Directory categorization works through an organize mode that scans existing files and directories, proposing structural changes to group content into standardized categories like source code, documentation, and assets for improved project organization.

The best way to enforce markdown body standards is by applying this skill's built-in templates, which provide standardized structures for various document types including plans, reports, and guides to maintain documentation consistency.

Yes, you can use the organize mode to scan existing project files and directories. This mode analyzes your current structure and proposes organizational changes, allowing you to review directory management adjustments before applying them.

Yes, the tool is designed for maintaining consistency across different project types and team members. It applies structured rules for naming, categorization, and template enforcement to standardize file structures in any environment.

File structure inconsistency causes problems because it complicates managing files and directories across team members. This skill solves that complexity by enforcing standardized kebab-case naming and directory categorization rules for efficiency.