dated-doc-renamer

To rename files to a yyyy-mm-dd Title format, the Skill normalizes filenames by extracting and preserving the created-at date from file metadata to use as the date prefix, ensuring consistent naming conventions for notes and documents.

Yes, you can convert slug-style filenames to readable sentence-style titles. The Skill transforms hyphenated slugs into sentence case while explicitly preserving uppercase acronyms like CAD, CUSM, or US during the renaming process.

Filename renaming for git-tracked files is handled safely using the git mv command. This ensures that renaming notes and documents to the date-prefixed title format correctly registers the changes in version control without losing file history.

When normalizing filenames, the Skill handles existing date prefixes gracefully by recognizing them and avoiding duplication. It updates the filename structure to the yyyy-mm-dd Title.md standard while preserving the original creation date.

No external dependencies are required to standardize document naming conventions. The Skill operates independently to apply the yyyy-mm-dd Title.md format, deriving dates from metadata and handling git mv for tracked files natively.

Document filenames need date prefixes to standardize naming conventions across mixed, undated, or slug-style files. This solves organizational inconsistency by applying a uniform yyyy-mm-dd Title.md format, making chronological sorting and retrieval reliable.