file-organizer

You can organize files and folders by switching to your home directory, specifying the target folder, and providing your cleanup preferences. The tool analyzes content, identifies duplicates, and proposes a folder structure for your approval before moving or renaming anything.

The best way to find duplicate files is to analyze the target directory to identify items with identical content. The tool then proposes which version to keep, allowing you to safely consolidate project folders and archive old files without losing important data.

Yes, you can separate work and personal files during cleanup. The tool maintains context by analyzing file content and purpose, allowing it to propose structures that logically divide personal and work environments to preserve file metadata during reorganization.

No, the file organizer does not move or rename files without asking for permission. It strictly proposes an organizational structure and cleanup actions, requiring your explicit approval before any files are moved, renamed, or archived.

Yes, renaming and moving files preserves your original file metadata. The reorganization process is designed to safely consolidate project folders and archive old files while maintaining the contextual information and metadata attached to your files.

You should not use an automated folder structure tool when dealing with sensitive system directories or files requiring strict original path preservation. Always specify exact target folders and set exclusions for files you want to avoid organizing.