File Organization

File organization automates sorting by recursively scanning target directories and grouping files into a structured hierarchy by type, date, project, or priority. It applies consistent naming conventions and safely handles duplicates during the directory cleanup process.

Duplicate detection identifies identical files during the directory cleanup process and handles them safely. The Skill generates a dry-run move plan for review, ensuring duplicates are resolved without accidental data loss before applying the final archival or sorting actions.

Yes, you can review changes using the dry-run planning feature. The Skill generates a move plan for review before executing any file transfers, and logs all actions so you can reverse the directory cleanup if the structured hierarchy or naming conventions need adjustment.

The best way to archive stale files is applying configurable rules to identify outdated items, then using the optional archival feature to move them out of the active directory. This frees up space while maintaining a structured hierarchy for your current project folders.

You do not strictly need a custom rule configuration file to sort files; default classification handles grouping by type, date, project, or priority. However, supplying a custom rule configuration file allows you to define specific naming conventions and archival logic for specialized directories.